Father and Child Poem
A succinct poem of beauty of a girl saying thank you to her daddy.
Daddy
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Laura Phipps
You held me up when I was weak.
You hugged me close when tears I'd weep.
When things got hard, you pushed me through.
You always showed me you loved me true.
I know there were times I made you cry, and to this day,
I don't know why.
For without you, where would I be?
I am thankful God gave you to me.
Thanks Dad for you are one in a million.
You hugged me close when tears I'd weep.
When things got hard, you pushed me through.
You always showed me you loved me true.
I know there were times I made you cry, and to this day,
I don't know why.
For without you, where would I be?
I am thankful God gave you to me.
Thanks Dad for you are one in a million.
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I don't have a dad but I do miss him, I've grown up without a Dad and I have missed out A LOT in life.
To all of those who do have a Dad in their life, please cherish the moments and Thank God for giving those precious moments to you
God Bless All Your Dads xx
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