Father
Who worked for everything he has
He toiled long and hard
To make us all a home
He taught us all to stand up tall
And hold our heads up high
To have pride in everthing we do
And that it's okay to cry
He never turns his back on
Those who are in need
He's generous with everyone
He's quick with a good deed
He's husband, Father, Grandpa
He's loved by everyone
He's proud of where he came from
And what he did become
My children think he's everything
And for that I'm truly glad
But above all of these accolades
I'm proud that he's my Dad
Published by Haley Koehling
Happily married, homeschooling mother of 2 beautiful children. I write poetry, articles about my personal experiences & I dabble in ancestry. I love crossword puzzles & music of all genres. My daughter sa... View profile
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