my father
with his money. with his
depression
era
mind set. bills tucked
under his
mattress.
stretching milk
and bread.
sniffing for the sour,
scrapping
free the mold,
wrapping tight each pack,
securing
each lid,
he's frugal to say the least.
driving
nine miles to save a penny
on unleaded
gas.
my sister sends away
for his
shoes once the old pairs
have
have worn off the soles.
he has made
everything in his life
last long.
preserving, holding, keeping
it until
the bitter end.
everything but the love
of others,
lasts, stays on.
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