
Of all the things you ever did
Designed to piss me off
Dying on me is the worst I’ve thought
You got in trouble sometimes
I did too
We’d get back in the fray
That is what we do
I miss your macaroni salad
On a summer’s day
The names you gave my boyfriends
The silly things you’d say
My J.D. juvenile delinquent dad
Who loved Full Metal Jacket
The Godfather with a line out the door
Wisdom for all the people with a racket
Defending the accused all over town
The halls of justice
Seem empty without you
now…
You and your humor
Brought levity to the shade
You were a good man
Who did it his way
You are still with me
In the sunset at the beach
In the debates we still have
The things left to teach
You taught me to fight
And how to be strong
cited cases from your head
you were rarely wrong
I miss our adventures
the challenges you’d create
Waking up by 5 a.m.
so you could dictate
This person’s fate…
or mine
You’d push buttons all around
sometimes I’d fall in line
You often thought I was texting
But I was taking notes
the brilliance from your brain…
The things only you’d know…
I miss those talks
I even miss the strife
“It’s time to go to work”
Still rules my life
You’re wherever you are now
Maybe arguing with mom
Putting search and seizure law
Into your angels’ song
And I’ll be fine
Somehow I will
Because I know I was raised
By the toughest pill
About the Creator
Victoria
I like to write poems about what life is or what life could be.




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