Best Dad - Father's Day Poem
Everything I Learned About Life, I Get to Remind My Dad About on Father's Day
When I think about all that you've done
By loving, and providing, and protecting for years
Your heart is second to none
A Father's Day poem seems so weak, Dad
To sum up how tough you are
You chased off monsters and kept me in line
Your courage was never too far
A Father's Day poem seems stupid, Dad
When I remember how much you know
Whether helping with homework or my path in life
You know the road I should go
A Father's Day poem seems so wrong, Dad
When I think of you, morally right
Church was a given and giving was tops
Be good always, day and night
Being the best dad is what you've done
And since I'm a parent now, too
I'll teach my kid all the best things in life
All the stuff that I learned from you
Published by Chris Russell
I grew up in Middle Tennessee and have been writing for several years. Short of my faith and family, writing has been God's biggest blessing to my life. I used to work at a bank but was unfulfilled. The piec... View profile
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Post a CommentThis is beautiful. I think you should copy and frame this for your Dad.
We love it Chris!!!!