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You're my daddy and always will be He'll can't ever take the place of you You know he was not meant to be a dad but you were You're my dad no matter how much you piss me off You're my dad You're my hero You helped me learn You taught me so Read More...
Where Are You Papa?
Momma said you left her When I was still inside of her She said you never cared And that I deserved far less. When I was young Towing an exploring mind Sometimes I would pretend How much you missed me It was a daydream that felt real to Read More...
Hello Dad
I'm me, not you. Only I, know the truth. You can't see, inside my soul. If you could, then you would know. And you wouldn't have said, those things you did. Yes, you use to lay me in my, crib. But that was long, long ago. Do you k Read More...
I Need You,Daddy
I almost made it, in this world, Dad. So far my experince has been very sad. I feel like this is partly your fault. You need to grow up and be an adult. I already love you and the things you do; You don't know how much I'm going to nee Read More...
To my Father, with Love
You've loved your family from the very start What you and mom have created can never be torn apart You've always been there whenever I needed You make me feel special by the way I am treated You are my father for which I am glad Without you Read More...
A Poem for My Father
A Poem for My Father Father, it was an honor to be there, in the dugout with you, in the good ol' days. Learning as you taught me and my comrades, clad in dark heat black, the love of the game our game. And it was you who gave me the power t Read More...
Mine
My dad might not save lives like a doctor or a fire fighter but he is still my hero. He might not be the greatest dad in the world but he is in mine. I love my dad very much not just because he is my dad but because he gave me my life. And I k Read More...
Memories of Dad
Why do we honor fathers especially if they are not around. When I think about my father all I want to do is frown. My father was my mother struggling all the way,giving us food, clothes and shelter with her little bit of pay. This poem is supp Read More...
ALWAYS AND EVER
Who was he? That tall, handsome man who held me before I could walk He with strong hands that applauded just as I learned to talk Who held my bike seat and ran along side me His strides far wider than I could even see? Once, with a penci Read More...
Oh Father Dearest
Oh father, how the time of past are ever so memorable with your ear to ear smile and sparkling eyes inseparable. The times you inscribed to us, the rights from the wrongs has inspired your children to carry on. Raising your next of kin with the u Read More...
1Unfortunately too many people today have not had the positive influence and experience of having their fathers in their lives. Fathers are an absolute asset to everyone’s lives as Sigmund Freud is quoted, “I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father’s protection.” Fathers many times hold the bulk of the family’s responsibilities in keeping the family unit in tact and need the encouragement of their children to express their appreciation of their fathers being in their lives as Lydia M. Child said, “Blessed indeed is the man who hears many gentle voices call him father!” Father’s Day poems are the perfect avenue to share one’s gratitude of the amazing challenges fathers face to protect their family, especially their children. See how many express their love and gratitude they have for their fathers in our selection of Father’s Day poetry.rn Read Fathers Days Poems
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It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a real father.
rn - Pope John XXIII
By the time a man realizes that maybe his father was right, he usually has a son who thinks he's wrong.
rn - Charles Wadsworth
When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much the old man had learned in seven years.
rn - Mark Twain
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