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Not To Be

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

I never got to meet you

To show you how to be

I never got to look at you

To see how much was me

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In Men Matter Too Tags I'll never know, so many unanswered questions, childless poetry
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The First Conversation

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

What’s going on within my body

is so wrong, I’m built so shoddily.

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In Men Matter Too Tags a conversation in time, listening to each other's wish, childless poetry
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“You’re Not a Real Man”: The Missed Fortune of Being a Dad

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

The stinging pang of hunger drained the few joules of energy from Beke’s exhausted body. With his feet swollen and succumbing to the great desert heat, he dragged himself towards home.

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In Men Matter Too Tags childless men, childless ministry, childless poetry, I am a real man

The teacher

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

I retained all of my father’s lessons.

They are packed in the back of

my mind, next to an old smoking habit

and memories of a former flame

who flickers with each passing day.

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In Men Matter Too Tags life lessons, childless poetry, male poet, father to son
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A dance of agony in masks

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

The separation from others around me, the loneliness.

Alone, I sit on a park bench,

no stars tonight, out of sight

under these dark clouds that haunt (me) us so.

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In Men Matter Too Tags from the outside looking in, hear our words, childless poetry, male poetry, The Clan Of Brothers
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Passing voices

September 17, 2020 Stephanie Joy Phillips

I heard him say I look mired

in my grief, I’m just tired.

It’s exhausting telling people

the line ends with me.

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In Men Matter Too Tags male childless voice, childless poetry, trying to survive, uninvited conversations
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