Poems About Fatherly Love

Published: July 2018

Many men will agree that being a father is the most rewarding relationship that they have. Children begin by loving their fathers unconditionally. It is a clean slate. There is nothing the father has to do to earn his child's love. The difficult part is not losing it. As the child goes out into the world, he will see all kinds of men whom he will look to as models as well. It is crucial that his father stay active in his life and help him make intelligent decisions. A boy without a father will look elsewhere to fill his father's shoes.

19 Inspiring Poems On The Bond Between Dads And Their Children

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My Dad
- By Vicky Frye
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2015 with permission of the Author.
I lost my dad August 28, 2002. He was my everything. He was 82 when he passed away. I miss him more every day. I'll be sitting at work and will be thinking about him. He was the most perfect dad ever.

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If I could write a story,
It would be the greatest ever told.
I'd write about my daddy,
For he had a heart of gold.

If I could write a story,
It would be the greatest ever told.
I'd write about my daddy,
For he had a heart of gold.
My dad, he was no hero
Known around this world.
He was everything to me,
For I was his baby girl.
I'd write about the lessons.
He taught me right from wrong.
He instilled in me the values
That one day I'd be strong.
He taught me to face my fears,
Take each day as it comes,
For there are things that we can't change.
He would say what's done is done.
He would say hold your head up high,
Carry yourself with pride.
Thanks to him, I am somebody,
I will never run and hide.
If I could write a story,
It would be the greatest ever told.
I'd write about my daddy,
For he had a heart of gold.

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Tears In My Daddy's Eyes
- By Unknown Mystery
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2015 with permission of the Author.
The poem is about a father's love for his daughter. He was always her pillar of strength whenever she needed him. Now when it's time for her to go start a new life, she sees that he may need her as much as she needs him. He tries to fight off being weak in front of her, but when she's finally ready to fly, she finally sees tears in her daddy's eyes.

The Special Bond Between Father And Daughter

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He was always my pillar when I knew I'd fall,
Always my anchor so strong and tall.
His hard face changes only for me.
His softer side, so careless and free.

He was always my pillar when I knew I'd fall,
Always my anchor so strong and tall.
His hard face changes only for me.
His softer side, so careless and free.
He knows my dreams are too big for this place.
His little girl's leaving, ready to begin her race.
He knows I'll be thinking of him wherever I go.
I know I'm ready to do this on my own,
But still I cry and he holds me tight,
He tries to be strong, not a tear in sight.
I'm ready to reach for the stars in the sky.
He's ready to watch his princess fly.
It's time to let go, sure of a path to take,
But now I know, even pillars can break.
For when I drive away, trying to stifle my cries,
All I could see were tears in my father's eyes.
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My Dad
- By Michael Macdonald
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2017 with permission of the Author.
My father showed me the path to being a man. During his 10-year battle with crippling Parkinson's, he did not once complain. My father humbled himself before God, and through all of his medical issues, he kept family, friends, and faith a priority. His love for my mother (his high school sweetheart) was unwavering, and the love he showed us was epic. I will miss my pal, my buddy, my dad.

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He wasn't faster than a speeding bullet,
but he was quick to come to my defense.
Unable to leap tall buildings,
but could lift my spirits when life didn't make sense.

He wasn't faster than a speeding bullet,
but he was quick to come to my defense.
Unable to leap tall buildings,
but could lift my spirits when life didn't make sense.

He did not have the strength of a locomotive,
but the size of his heart could crush any man.
He faced all that the world could throw at him
and always told us it was God's glorious plan.

He didn't wear a cape, a mask,
or have any super powers.
But ask any of his friends,
he was there in their darkest hour.

So now he has gone to heaven,
and in God's arms he will be.
But this loving father of eight
was a superman to me.
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Father
- By Jennifer S. Williams
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.
This poem is from daughter to father. It says thanks for being there for me in all the right ways. I love you, dad.

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When I scratched my knee,
Or if I bumped my head,
When I was afraid of the dark,
Or that thing under my bed,

When I scratched my knee,
Or if I bumped my head,
When I was afraid of the dark,
Or that thing under my bed,
When I cried in the night,
Or even in the day,
You were there for me
To make it all okay.

You tickled my feet
And laughed at all my jokes.
You taught me to believe
In having high hopes.
You are my father.
You did what you had to do,
But more than a father
You are my friend, too.
You made everything good
That was once bad.
I just want you to know
I love you, Dad.
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Wondrous Magical Times
- By Annette R. Hershey
- Published by Family Friend Poems March 2017 with permission of the Author.
My dad was my hero. I always felt safe as a little girl. He taught me that a man should treat a lady with the utmost respect. We should never settle for anything less. There was a time in my life when I did settle for less. My dad saved me, because that little girl still lived in me, and she clung to that magic time with her daddy. His love and strength empowered me to find myself again. I hope this inspires women to remember the happy little girl in them and to never settle for anything less.

Always Daddy's Little Girl

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The child held to her
daddy's hand.
She stood upon his feet,
and as they danced to the music,

The child held to her
daddy's hand.
She stood upon his feet,
and as they danced to the music,
their closeness was complete.

Excitedly, the little girl
would wait for her daddy to speak,
and as she danced in his footsteps,
he knew one day another's love
she would seek.

Time whirled her far
from her daddy's footsteps,
into lost dreams of a magic time,
void of knights and steeds
and damsels saved
and music filled with rhyme.

Old daddy wiped away his daughter's
tears of sadness and then the
tears of strife,
and then held to his child's hand,
quietly rectifying her life.

The child held to her
daddy's hand
and danced to music filled with rhyme,
and felt a touch of happiness
and wondrous magical times.

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My Father, My Friend
- By Peggy Stewart
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2015 with permission of the Author.
My dad is my hero. He has been my mentor and inspiration throughout my life. He celebrated his 75th birthday in 2009. Not having any idea what to give him, I decided what I wanted to do was tell him what he means to me, so I got out my pen and paper and started writing, and the end result became "My Father, My Friend."

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For my father, my friend,
This to me you have always been.
Through the good times and the bad,
Your understanding I have had.

For my father, my friend,
This to me you have always been.
Through the good times and the bad,
Your understanding I have had.
A gentle man at heart,
This sets you apart
From the others I've seen.
You mean so much to me.
The laughter we have shared
Cannot be compared.
The tears I have shed,
As you lovingly nodded your head.
You have always been there,
With a smile and a hug,
A precious gift from our God up above.
The times that I have been down and sad,
Your silly ways could always make me glad.
You gave me strength to carry on,
Even when all hope seemed to be gone.
The lessons in life that I have learned
Are from your genuine love and concern.
With deep appreciation for all you have done.
You, Dad,
Are my number one.
With all my love, Your Daughter, Your Friend
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Father And Daughter
- By Heather Twining
- Published by Family Friend Poems April 2009 with permission of the Author.
This poem is about the strong bond between a father and daughter. It is dedicated to my dad, who passed away just before my 21st birthday; he was 51.

Unbreakable Bond Between Father And Daughter

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The bond between father and daughter happens instantly, starting right at birth.
When a father first lays eyes on his little girl, he loves her more than anything on this earth.
When a daughter grows older, her father is the first man she will love
And the last one her father will have trouble letting go of.

The bond between father and daughter happens instantly, starting right at birth.
When a father first lays eyes on his little girl, he loves her more than anything on this earth.
When a daughter grows older, her father is the first man she will love
And the last one her father will have trouble letting go of.
In her eyes he is the closest thing to God; in her eyes he is a king.
To her father, she means the world; she means everything.
When a daughter grows up to be an adult and mature,
Her father will always be there any time she still needs dad to help her,
To give her advice or just for anything she will ever need.
The bond between father and daughter is the most important bond indeed.
It cannot be broken when she finds a man and become his wife,
It cannot be broken even in the ending of either one's life.
A daughter will always have the memories of her father, her best friend.
This bond has a beginning, but there is never an end.
The bond between a father and daughter is so profound.
The love shared is well-renowned.
From the beginning of his daughters life, he is a changed man.
At that moment, his life really just began.
From the moment their eyes meet,
Two souls instantly become complete.

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Daddy's Little Girl
- By Ashley N
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2018 with permission of the Author.
There always comes a time in a father's life when he has to watch his children growing up without him to show them the way. A father's role as a parent is to teach his children and give them the strength they will need to grow into an adult. Most fathers don't even know they are doing a good job. I have been blessed with a great father, and I wrote this for him after graduation.

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In your eyes, I see grace,
Full of love and encased
With a hope that burns bright in the dark.
Through your love, I know God.

In your eyes, I see grace,
Full of love and encased
With a hope that burns bright in the dark.
Through your love, I know God.
You don't know, but I'm in awe
Of the steps that I try to keep pace.

You may feel me slipping away,
Hanging on by a thread,
But that's okay,
Because you know that I'll always be that little girl
With the stars in her eyes and a bow in her curls.
And even as I grow up,
Know that you'll always be stuck
In a place in my heart that's just yours.

Daddy, you're the strongest I know.
Not just with your hands but also your soul.
I don't think you've noticed, never had to look back,
But I've seen past the things that I thought I had lacked.

I've come to my crossroad; I've chosen my trail.
It's going to be hard. I may even fail,
But your courage and strength will keep me on track.
And if I've learned anything, it would be that
Hardships and hurt will come when they may,
And if you let them drag you down
They won't go away.

Daddy, you taught me how to be strong.
My journey is a hard one; it's going to be long.
I have all I need to face my fears,
And the lessons have been learned; it's taken me years.

Now I am confident in the strides that I take.
My faith has grown strong, and it will never break.
From this moment on, I'm chasing the world,
Always proud to be my daddy's little girl.
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Friendship With Dad
- By Tukesha Ware
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2010 with permission of the Author.
My name is Tukesha Ware. I'm a 30-year-old single mother of one with a dream of becoming a writer or a teacher. I'm from Georgia but am now living in North Carolina. I'm going back to school this year.

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Not many people can say
they have a true friend
Someone that stands by your side
and shows devotion with no end

Not many people can say
they have a true friend
Someone that stands by your side
and shows devotion with no end
The person that encourages you
to reach for your dreams and goals
The one that understands the hardships
hidden deep within your soul
That person that stays up at night
When you need a listening ear
The only person in the world
that knows your deepest fear
That shoulder that you cry on
When life doesn't go according to plan
They help you dust yourself off
and muscle the strength to stand
That person you can count on
When times are good and bad
Someone you're blessed with...
I call mine Dad!
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My Daddy
- By Ranja Kujala
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2009 with permission of the Author.
My dad was amazing in every way. I wrote this for him when he was in the hospital and put it on his wall so he always knew how much I loved him. He sadly passed away, so I put this poem in his hands so it was with him always. Love and miss you so much...always and forever...your baby girl!

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I sit and look back to how far I can remember,
And you are always there next to me.
Each and every day you were helping me grow up,
And making me be the best that I can be.

I sit and look back to how far I can remember,
And you are always there next to me.
Each and every day you were helping me grow up,
And making me be the best that I can be.

Your love was forever strong,
Your cuddles forever tight.
Every day since I was born,
Your love was always in sight.

I will always be your Baby Girl,
And you will always be my Dad.
I know I will always be the luckiest
To have the best Dad any girl could have had.

My Daddy, I love you with all my heart,
Much more than I ever say.
You are my world, my everything,
Each and every day.
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A Different Kind Of Hero
- By Kelsee Briscoe
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.
Poem saying thank you dad for father's day and every day.

Poem For Dad Who's Always There

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He is not the kind of hero who is fighting in the war.
He is not one who sails offshore.

I don't call him Sergeant, Captain, or Sir.

He is not the kind of hero who is fighting in the war.
He is not one who sails offshore.

I don't call him Sergeant, Captain, or Sir.
His title is DAD; that is for sure!

He is the fixer of my broken things
And the household doctor when I get bee stings.

He picks me up when I fall down
And always turns my frown upside down.

He keeps me safe when I sleep at night.
He gives me seconds when I have a big appetite.

That's my Dad. That's who he is.
He deserves a medal for the things he did.
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My Dad
- By Antara D O
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
I dedicate this poem to my Dad...the person behind everything of who I am today. This is my heartfelt gratitude and love to my dad on his birthday just to say he means the world to me. Love you, DAD!

Poem About Dad Providing Strength To Child

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As a kid when I watched you walk,
Leaving behind your foot mark,
I leaped and jumped to match that stride,
Never succeeded however hard I tried.

As a kid when I watched you walk,
Leaving behind your foot mark,
I leaped and jumped to match that stride,
Never succeeded however hard I tried.

Now no more a kid and grown up in all ways,
I still struggle every moment every single day
To stick to your path, no matter come what may,
Where unbounded faith and principles lead the way.

After every fall of mine you made me stand up right,
Wiping away my tears and making me smile bright,
Inspiring me not to lose my heart in the moments of fright,
Telling me the real meaning of life is to fight.

Opening the doors, some old and some new,
To show me the world and its view,
Telling me moments of sorrow are few
And each of them teaches us a chapter that is new.

Like the fresh air that I breathe in,
Like flesh and blood protected by skin,
And the heart that beats deep within,
You are by my side through my problems, thick and thin.

To the Almighty today I place a request on the altar
If I am bound to another life later,
Again and again I want only you as my father,
As you have been my only strength to not falter.
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To My Father
- By Kaylee Kowch
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2018 with permission of the Author.
I wrote this poem for my father for a Father's Day gift. It captures the amount of love and adoration I hold for him in my heart. It was to show him how much I appreciate absolutely everything he has done for me, whether it be scolding me for something I did wrong or for cheering me on at a basketball game. He is my best friend and the most amazing father I could ever ask for. Thank you for everything, Daddy. :)

Love And Support Of A Father

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There was a time
When not so long ago
A newborn had cried her first tear
As she entered into a strange new world.

There was a time
When not so long ago
A newborn had cried her first tear
As she entered into a strange new world.

A man held her with a certain strength
As tears of confusion ran down the newborn's face.
He knew in his heart this girl was special,
And with that he vowed to give this child a place in his heart.

As time went by,
The girl had began to grow.
She had learned to talk
And she learned how to walk.

With each step the girl took,
The man had been by her side,
To guide her when she didn't know where to go,
To comfort her whenever she fell.

His mission every day
Was to make this girl smile,
To hear her young, innocent laugh,
To make her giggle.

More years had come and gone
As the girl was in her first year of middle school.
There were days where she would come home with tears in her eyes
That would send a sad, cold knife through the man's heart.

He would sit there and console her for as long as needed
And had wiped salty tears from her cheek
As he told her that it would be okay,
That it wasn't the end of the world.

There were times when she walked through the door with an evil frown
As she spat cruel words of anger towards the man she loved.
Never did the man love her any less in hearing her words
But did scold her in hopes that she would learn.

Time went on,
And it was the girl's middle school graduation.
As she and her fellow classmates wore caps and gowns,
The man and his wonderful wife were watching with pride.

Never had the two been so proud
As when the girl went up to accept her award.
Standing there with the girl in the lens of a camera,
He snapped multiple pictures to cherish the moment.

The man had been with the girl through thick and thin,
Through bloody cuts and ugly bruises,
Through smiles and tears,
Through screams of anger and shrieks of laughter.

This man had not only kept his vow to that newborn
But did so much more.
Only a man like him could give his love
So unselfishly.

That is why he is not only an amazing father
But also the most amazing friend I could ever ask for.
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To You, My Daddy
- By Shawna
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2011 with permission of the Author.
I'm 33 years old and I will always call him daddy. I wrote this because I want the world to know how much my daddy means to me.

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I have to tell you how I feel
Sometimes my words may not seem real

You do what you do to make me laugh when I cry

I have to tell you how I feel
Sometimes my words may not seem real

You do what you do to make me laugh when I cry
Most importantly you always try

I know that no matter what or where
You will always and forever be right there

You loved me then, You love me now
Knowing this it is hard to frown

I love you more than words can tell
Life without you would be just Hell

Forever in my heart I know you will be
I thank the Stars YOU made me

You are my daddy, You should know
No matter how little I let it show

Thank you for all your love and caring
"I Love You Daddy"
Forever your heart will be hearing
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My Perfect Dad
- By Samantha K
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2016 with permission of the Author.
I wrote this poem to my dad as a birthday present. It's a way of saying thanks for being the "perfect" dad.

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I have the very perfect dad,
That is something anyone could see.
But I don't know if I've told him
Exactly what he means to me.

I have the very perfect dad,
That is something anyone could see.
But I don't know if I've told him
Exactly what he means to me.

Perhaps he thinks I've missed his lessons
Or that we've grown apart,
But Dad, I've picked up every one;
They're forever written on my heart.

My dad is gentle but strong
And knows right from wrong.
He will sit with me all through the night,
That is why he is my glowing light.

My dad is like the stars,
Somehow he's always there.
My dad is someone who will always help,
Who shows support and will always care.

My dad is like a book, the endings are never clear.
But through the pages, his love is always near.
My dad will always be; he helps define just who I am
And is part of me eternally.

When times are good, when times are bad,
The greatest man in the world will forever be...my dad.
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You're My Best Friend
- By Ashley
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2010 with permission of the Author.
I went through cancer at 10, and my dad was always there for me. He is my best friend, so I wrote this for him.

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You're more than a dad
But a kind, loving man

You showed me the ways

You're more than a dad
But a kind, loving man

You showed me the ways
In which I stand

You taught me good from bad
And all there is to know

I love you so much,
And your gentleness shows

You care for me and love me so much
You watch over me with your gentle touch

You make me feel special
With all the love you show

Thank you, dad, for being there for me
Through the rough and so

You're not only my dad
But a best friend, it's true

For I love you so much
And this is from me to you
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A Message For Him
- By Cristinalyn T. Tabangin
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2017 with permission of the Author.
I am the eldest among six children in the family, and losing our father at an early age is just so hard. You need to give strength to the family by being strong no matter how hard life is. Writing had been my friend since then. I use it to tell the words that I can't speak aloud. And most of what I write and have written are those that I want to tell to my father in heaven.

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No one can love me as much as you.
In you, I know I'm not alone.
Your smile gives me happiness behind sadness.
Your memories give me strength behind darkness.

No one can love me as much as you.
In you, I know I'm not alone.
Your smile gives me happiness behind sadness.
Your memories give me strength behind darkness.
You had been my reason since then
To fight and continue living,
To endure every pain, no matter how much I suffer,
And to believe that I can still do better.
I'll love you forever; that's my promise.
Eating together, that's what I really miss.
I will work hard for the family
And do my best to make them happy.
I know that you'll always be there,
Guiding us and protecting us from any danger.
That's why I want to say thank you
And tell you that someday I want to be like you.
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Loving Like A Daddy Can
- By Shayna Montgomery
- Published by Family Friend Poems November 2006 with permission of the Author.
A dad being loving as only a daddy can be...

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Daddy, Daddy sit me on your knee.
Together we will always be.
Closest of friends,
From beginning to end.

Daddy, Daddy sit me on your knee.
Together we will always be.
Closest of friends,
From beginning to end.
You always knew what was best,
While you guided me through trials and tests.
You were always there,
Never ashamed to be my teddy bear.
Looking up at the stars,
You're holding me in your arms.
I'm wrapped up so tight,
I could not escape with all my might.
You're my protector; you're my shield
From life's playing field.
I want to thank you from my heart.
I believe that nothing could ever tear us apart.
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My Father
- By Ellie
- Published by Family Friend Poems April 2015 with permission of the Author.
Thank you for reading my poem.

Poem About The Importance Of A Father

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There's a man in every boy's life that he calls Father,
One who never gives up,
When most wouldn't even bother.
No matter how bad it is,

There's a man in every boy's life that he calls Father,
One who never gives up,
When most wouldn't even bother.
No matter how bad it is,
He's always there.
His judgment impartial, even though at the time
You don't think it's fair.
He taught you his values and imparted his views,
Equipped you with the tools of life that you need to use.
Yes, there's one man I know unlike any other,
And that's the man I call my Father.

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Poems About Fatherly Love

19 Inspiring Poems On The Bond Between Dads And Their Children

I lost my dad August 28, 2002. He was my everything. He was 82 when he passed away. I miss him more every day. I'll be sitting at work and will be thinking about him. He was the most perfect dad ever.

This poem is from daughter to father. It says thanks for being there for me in all the right ways. I love you, dad.

This poem is about the strong bond between a father and daughter. It is dedicated to my dad, who passed away just before my 21st birthday; he was 51.

My name is Tukesha Ware. I'm a 30-year-old single mother of one with a dream of becoming a writer or a teacher. I'm from Georgia but am now living in North Carolina. I'm going back to school this year.

My dad was amazing in every way. I wrote this for him when he was in the hospital and put it on his wall so he always knew how much I loved him. He sadly passed away, so I put this poem in his hands so it was with him always. Love and miss you so much...always and forever...your baby girl!

Poem saying thank you dad for father's day and every day.

I dedicate this poem to my Dad...the person behind everything of who I am today. This is my heartfelt gratitude and love to my dad on his birthday just to say he means the world to me. Love you, DAD!

I'm 33 years old and I will always call him daddy. I wrote this because I want the world to know how much my daddy means to me.

I wrote this poem to my dad as a birthday present. It's a way of saying thanks for being the "perfect" dad.

I went through cancer at 10, and my dad was always there for me. He is my best friend, so I wrote this for him.

A dad being loving as only a daddy can be...

Thank you for reading my poem.