Father Death Poem
This is a poem I wrote after my father passed away from prostate cancer. I miss him dearly, only been gone 8 months and it hurts everyday.
My Dad, My Angel
Your battle is now over, no more tears flowing down your cheek,
no more pain, no more suffering, now you are no longer weak.
I still do not understand why this had to happen to you,
but I am proud to say you are my dad, the greatest man I ever knew.
Although you will not be here to walk me down the aisle,
when that day comes I know you will be by my side with a smile.
You were always there for me and never once made me cry,
until the day you closed your eyes and had to say goodbye.
Now you are my Angel, so spread your wings out wide,
please wrap them around me whenever you see me cry.
Our time together was memorable and God took you way too fast,
But the most precious thing to me was you being there for my first breath,
and me being there for your last.
no more pain, no more suffering, now you are no longer weak.
I still do not understand why this had to happen to you,
but I am proud to say you are my dad, the greatest man I ever knew.
Although you will not be here to walk me down the aisle,
when that day comes I know you will be by my side with a smile.
You were always there for me and never once made me cry,
until the day you closed your eyes and had to say goodbye.
Now you are my Angel, so spread your wings out wide,
please wrap them around me whenever you see me cry.
Our time together was memorable and God took you way too fast,
But the most precious thing to me was you being there for my first breath,
and me being there for your last.
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Always treasure our parents when they are alive because once gone, it mean they are totally vanished from this earth and can only be missed dearly in our heart...
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thanks,
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He was only diagnosed with cancer 6 weeks ago!!
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love you dad... if only I could hear your voice again.
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When losing a loved one there's a first for everything. Yours and theirs birthday, graduation, wedding, holidays the day they passed away, and the grandchildren, but just keep fighting cause they went down fighting for us.
~Love you daddy, Happy Birthday 12/29~
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Thank you for your beautiful poem.
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Simply amazing...You put into words every feeling in my heart for my Dad! Thank you...
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My dad died 3 days ago I am turning 13 in May and I was supposed to visit him in June and I haven't seen him in three years and yesterday the embassy phoned us and told us that he was dead. I do know that he is gone but it still feels like he is alive to me.
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