My daddy is a hero,
He can't be home with me.
Because he's needed in the war,
Across the deep blue sea.
He can't be home with me.
Because he's needed in the war,
Across the deep blue sea.
He said just blow some kisses,
Don't worry, they'll be fine,
They travel fast, head straight for me
Sweet baby, Valentine.
My daddy blew me kisses, too,
They landed on my cheek,
My mommy says he'll send some more,
To look for them next week.
I cry because I miss him;
Mommy whispers we'll be fine.
Come home, I want to hold you,
Sweet daddy, Valentine.
Published by Barbara Lee Norris
I have a BA in secondary education with an English/History concentration. I briefly taught high school English, moved to adult education classes and finally served as a social worker. I've helped homeless fa... View profile
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12 Comments
Post a CommentBittersweet :) Sheri
Ahh, how tender and sweet! Very nicely done! I agree with Jennifer, this should be posted in a Military magazine, because there it would have the added exposure to touch so many more hearts. (^;^)
aww this was so sweet!!!!!!
Really sweet.
It's easy to forget how much pain so many people feel with their loved ones away. Thanks for sharing your story, Charlotte. I appreciate so much every comment.
knows that I "get" his pain. He is not looking forward to Valentine's Day at all this year and no one can blame him.
Okay, you've opened the flood gates again. My daughter was just two when we were separated from my husband for a year. She was too young to remember him though I showed her pictures and let her listen to the taped messages he sent for her. When we were finally able to join him a year later, she squiggled out of my arms and ran like the wind to throw her arms around his neck, shouting daddy, daddy, daddy all the way. She couldn't stop kissing him and wouldn't let go of him for days. It was like she was afraid he would disappear again. Children shouldn't have to go through that kind of fear and anxiety. It isn't right. But they do. Many of my Tiny Tots Brigade have fathers overseas. They can't wait to get a message, a letter, a card - - anything to let them know their fathers are still alive. It is heartbreaking. One of my tots' father did not come home alive. He is dealing as best he can but the light has gone out of his sweet face. He runs to me for hugs everytime I see him because he
Oh how sweet..................!:)'
That is just beautiful. This should be posted in a Military magazine, because it would touch so many hearts.
Barbara ... you know my heart for soldiers. This is an awesome poem. This little girl needs her daddy home. He is a hero.