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21. Daddy Why?
- By Heidi A. Hopson
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A heartbreaking poem from daughter to father. He has moved on and is no longer in her life.

Heartbreaking Poem From Daughter To Father

You were my dad that I once knew,
But little do you know the pain you put me through.
I've grown up and realized
That your life is nothing but one thousand lies.

You were my dad that I once knew,
But little do you know the pain you put me through.
I've grown up and realized
That your life is nothing but one thousand lies.
You say that you love me more than I know,
But if that were true, then why doesn't it show?
I know you have her,
And you love her, I'm sure.
But don't forget I'm in your blood too,
But obviously that doesn't mean anything to you.
I remember when I was the twinkle in my daddy's eyes.
Then he left one day without saying goodbye.
You say mom's standing in the way
And all she wants is for you to pay.
Maybe that's true,
But what can I do?
I'm your daughter,
And you're supposed to be my father.
Does that mean anything to you?
But that you'll never see,
And a father you will never be.
If you could see the tears running down my face.
Still the years have passed you can't replace.
So, Dad, I've given up on you, and this time I'll leave.
From this day forward I'll just call you Steve.
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22. Mother
- By Anna L. Harman
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2018
The story behind my poem is the abuse and neglect from my own mother. I used all that pain and turned it into something beautiful to help raise awareness of abuse.

Abuse From Mother

Like the sea and the sky,
We reflect each other, you and I.

Past the moon and the stars,

Like the sea and the sky,
We reflect each other, you and I.

Past the moon and the stars,
You promised you loved me that far.

Now all the lies you've told
Have burrowed a hole deep inside my soul.

All those memories we share,
All that pain I cannot bear.

You broke my heart
Finding pleasure in tearing me apart.

Because of you, my happiness never lasts.
Because of you, I can only find darkness in my past.

You broke me down,
Left me collapsed in agony upon the ground.

You broke every promise that you ever made,
But still for your sins I must be the one who pays.

You stole my innocence that very day,
Leaving me no other choice but to walk away.
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23. Tearless Cries
- By Ana-Alicia S. Farrar
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A daughter pleads to her father to get his life together before it's too late!

Dad Get Your Life Together

Why are you doing this, ruining your life?
The only thing you've accomplished is causing stress and strife
We're all trying to help you with this hard and trying time
But you think we're crazy, it's all in your mind

Why are you doing this, ruining your life?
The only thing you've accomplished is causing stress and strife
We're all trying to help you with this hard and trying time
But you think we're crazy, it's all in your mind
I miss the way it used to be, just a few months ago
For some reason you've changed for the worse and the reason I do not know
I worry about you each day and every night
But I can't protect you; I can't fight your fights
I'm your daughter, flesh and blood, and I really do care
But I'm only 14, all these burdens I cannot bear
I want you to grow up, grow up and be a man
You're 40 but want us to hold your hand
Daddy, it's not too late to put your life on track
Do it for us, we need you, and that's a fact
At night when I lay down, for you I silently pray
That God would keep you on earth and not take your life away
It's hard for me because I have to stay so strong
I'm more worried about Kris; she doesn't care what you did wrong
I'll do you a favor but only for her sake
I'll keep her happy so her joy you will not take
So don't worry about her, focus more on your son
I know deep down inside his heart weighs a ton
I love you, I do, but I can't go on believing lies
I'll help you best I can and at night cry tearless cries.
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24. Complicated Families
- By JQ Downing
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
This poem is about some of the trauma and hurt families experience. If these are not dealt with, they can slowly erode a families closeness.

So many tears shed in the dark of night,
hidden away in our private thoughts
only to be shelved with morning's first light.
Because of no courage to speak of the pain,

So many tears shed in the dark of night,
hidden away in our private thoughts
only to be shelved with morning's first light.
Because of no courage to speak of the pain,
this part of our lives remains the same...

Mothers and Fathers, Sisters and Brothers
gather for holidays they hope will heal,
while gathered together sharing a meal,
what they bring, back from the past,
perhaps they'll be able to bed it, at last.

Years of analysis, a lifetime of good,
can be shattered with just one word,
maybe a look, or gesture of scorn;
any of which destroys years of progress,
all the good overturned.
At least that's what I'm told
over and over again...

I sit by a letter, addressed to my sister,
no courage to post it, no guts to muster.
I've written the things I needed to say;
will she get my meaning or stray away
into her own thoughts to calm her that day?
thoughts of comfort, truth not portrayed.

It must be nice to be the favored child of choice,
to not know the feelings of a life not rejoiced,
to know through life, whatever wrong you've done
in the eyes of the parents, you'll remain number one;
to not know what it's like to give of your soul
for recognition that you will never, ever know...
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25. Mommy Dearest
- By Amy R. Addington
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Do mothers realize the affect they have on their daughters? A barbed wire heart, a poem on the complicated love of a mother.

Poem On The Complicated Love Of A Mother

She is my mother,
that indomitable, unattainable goal.
A woman of iron and silk and unforgiving praise.
She is the measure of all that

She is my mother,
that indomitable, unattainable goal.
A woman of iron and silk and unforgiving praise.
She is the measure of all that
I will never be.
She sees me and looks right through me.
She loves me with a barbed wire heart,
chaining me to a relentless yearning
of approval.
I will beat my head
endlessly against a brick wall
if you simply say you love me,
say you're proud of me,
say I'm good.
All measure of self-worth is wrapped
in the one woman who loves me enough
to tear me apart.
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26. You're Not My Father
- By Kristin K. Hudson
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A girl vents her anger at her father who is not present in her life.

Poem About Hatred Toward Father

To have your last name
makes me ill.
You make me so angry
I want to kill!

To have your last name
makes me ill.
You make me so angry
I want to kill!

I hate your voice
and the thought of you.
You were never there
when I needed you!

You're inconsiderate,
you're a lazy slob.
How could you do
what you did to mom?

It's like you don't
even accept me.
What kind of father
can you be?

You're stupid for thinking
that I'd forgive
what you did to me...to mom.
How do you live?

Do you regret?
I hardly doubt.
I bet that I'm
the last thing you think about.

Don't lie to me.
I know I'm right.
I don't want you
in my sight!

Stay where you are;
don't bother.
You're lousy - I hate you
You're not my father!!

But that's okay,
you see,
because I don't need
your money!

You've forgotten
me before.
Go ahead...do it
some more!

LOSER! JERK! - I hate you
you're not my father,
and guess what,
I'm no longer
your daughter!
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27. Learning My Lesson
- By Kayla Schermer
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2010
My father was never there for me after my parents divorced when I was only 2 years old. This was my chance to tell him how I felt after all these years.

I gave you a chance, let you in and tried to be your friend.
I should have known, you wouldn't be there in the end.

I wanted you to love me, I waited for so very long.

I gave you a chance, let you in and tried to be your friend.
I should have known, you wouldn't be there in the end.

I wanted you to love me, I waited for so very long.
I didn't want to feel the hurt, but you still did me wrong.

I always had hope, I never wanted it this way.
No matter how hard I tried, you always pushed me away.

I should have known you never really cared.
You let us leave, you were never even scared.

We never turned back, your own brother helped us board.
Never caring what was ahead, through it all we sure soared.

There were times, whether good or bad,
When I was a little girl, I should of had my dad.

You weren't there when I was young, you never got to see.
You don't have a clue, you don't even know me.

Every single birthday, they all went by,
You never saw those candles go out, never my dad by my side.

But you should know, I had someone there,
He's special to me, and his name is Ger.

But not even he can take away all these years of pain.
Through all of this hurt, there is still a lot to gain.

Without even knowing, you taught me good lessons for life.
I will do what I can because my husband deserves a good wife.

I will stick by his side, never let things go bad.
Because I have chosen a man who will always be a good dad.

You have made me wise, much more than my years.
All this hurt and pain, I have learned a lot through the tears.

I have been so mature, much more than even you.
What can I say, I guess you didn't know what to do.

You think I don't know, maybe it's I didn't want to,
But me being younger, I will always be more mature than you.

I stand up for myself, believe in what I say,
And always know, I treat people the right way.

There is no more to say, nothing more I can do.
Any chance of a relationship for us is now and forever through.

You threw that away, many years ago with the lies,
Funny thing though, the truth, you must know, it never dies.
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28. The Fate Of A Single Mother
- By Jamie Mckenzie Lee
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2009
This poem is for everyone who knows that everything happens for a reason. And for everyone who has a child and knows that the love for your child compares to nothing (even if the child wasn't planned or it wasn't under the best of circumstances).

Unexpected Pregnancy Poem

A silly girl
Loved a stupid boy
He was her everything
She was just his toy

A silly girl
Loved a stupid boy
He was her everything
She was just his toy
He played with her emotions
Put mixed feelings in her head
For that stupid boy
A million tears that girl had shed
His friends would laugh
In his fun they would share
They knew he was a player
While she thought they were the perfect pair
Then came that horror
She was two weeks late
So she took the test
Could this possibly be fate?
She told that boy
The news she had found out
That was when she discovered
What he was all about
He showed his true colors
And crushed her pride
Left her all alone
For someone he had on the side
Born to her
Was a perfect son
This war she was fighting
The new mother had won
The prize was hers
To keep for a lifetime
A baby boy
Born to shine
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29. Dear Mom
- By Krystal A. Bayer
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A poem written by a child who feels betrayed by a mother's leaving.

Poem By Child Betrayed By Mother

Dear Mom,
You said you'd always be there
But you're nowhere to be found
I can't believe you left me

Dear Mom,
You said you'd always be there
But you're nowhere to be found
I can't believe you left me
I feel so low beneath the ground

There's nothing I can do now
I trusted you with all my heart
But now you're gone
You're the one who tore my life apart

I've learned not to trust
There's nothing more to say
You've lost someone special
You can't get back each day

Now you're the one left in the dark
And all of a sudden you feel my pain
You expect me to take you back
But you still feel you're not to blame

I could never forgive you
Even if I tried
You can never make up
For the lonely nights I've cried

You will never know the feeling
Of losing the person you need the most
To laugh and cry and love you
Instead of making you feel like a ghost

I've moved on with my life
Without you by my side
My pain has kept so long
I'm telling you how I feel inside

In a way I want to thank you
Because of you I'm strong
I just wanted you to know
I didn't turn out wrong
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30. A Lost Promise
- By Jacqueline Uvalle
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
How many times must we read this heartbreaking story of a child growing up without a father?

My Dad Abandoned Me Poem

I am not the way I used to be.
I am stronger and wiser, as you can see.
Remember my words, my father said,
As he cradled me up and laid me to bed.

I am not the way I used to be.
I am stronger and wiser, as you can see.
Remember my words, my father said,
As he cradled me up and laid me to bed.
You will someday be a lady with a life of your own,
With someone to love you as I have shown.
I will always be here to lend a hand,
To help you and guide you when you don't understand.
Somehow I believed his words; I'd see
He was not the father he promised to be.
Instead, he was a man who did not care.
My mother was my father because he was never there.
I often cry myself to sleep;
My father's love was not mine to keep.
I miss my father, I won't lie.
Not a single hug or one last goodbye.
He is now a man free to roam,
Not worrying of his family or coming home.
He walked out of my life and never turned my way.
Oh, why Daddy, why didn't you stay?
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31. My Water My Blood
- By Mandy V. Villareal
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Regardless of the hardships that live in your past, you stand alone. You can depend on yourself and your friends to pull your life together.

Family Breaking Apart Poem

Is your family still together, just like way back when?
Do you stick by each other through thick and thin?

Or do you hardly know the one that you call brother?

Is your family still together, just like way back when?
Do you stick by each other through thick and thin?

Or do you hardly know the one that you call brother?
And do you ponder why you seldom talk to mother?

It wasn't always this way, I can recall there was a time...
We were all together and we were doing fine.

We all have our problems, please don't get me wrong...
But I can remember a time when life was still a song.

So much has happened to tear us into pieces...
Broken hearts never mended and hatred still increases...

Once I became an adult and reality banged on my door,
I realized that this was not a family anymore...

It is small and broken, some here and there...
Left to wonder who really cares.

It brings a storm of resentment from what has become...
The events of this torn home left me feeling numb.

Even though I now have a life that I cherish
I love my family and I would never let perish...

The foundation I've built from what I've learned...
The feeling of warmth for which I yearned.

I once missed the ways I learned to live without...
No stronger than the flame which we blew out.

Now I've built a fire and it lights up the sky...
With a deep devotion that I will never let die.

Your family is there, whether you want it or not...
It just depends on who you've got.

Blood doesn't make us more loyal than a friend...
Nor does it establish who's there in the end.

Let them go if they just never pulled through.
Sometimes you find, you'll always have to.

I never took it straight to the heart...
Just thought of it as two worlds apart.

So it stands today that I feel whole...
Regardless of the past that lives within my soul.
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32. Innocence Lost
- By Jennifer Harrison
- Published by Family Friend Poems April 2015
My name is Jennifer Harrison, a survivor of a domestic violence childhood. I was put into foster care at the age of 3 and passed around most of my life. It's hard to give your children stability when you haven't had it growing up. I'm doing the best I can to break the cycle of addiction and domestic violence in my own home. It starts with you, and I love myself enough to want more for myself and my children, to give them a chance at a life I never had until I believed I deserved it. "It's never too late to do the right thing." -Martin Luther King

Poem About A Difficult Childhood

I don't like it when people fight.
My mom and dad do every night.
I lie in bed and pretend to be asleep.
My mom looks in; I don't make a peep.

I don't like it when people fight.
My mom and dad do every night.
I lie in bed and pretend to be asleep.
My mom looks in; I don't make a peep.

Sometimes I wish I didn't live here.
I'm a little girl who only feels fear.
When I go to school I put on a big smile.
I pretend things are fine, and it works for a while.

But there are days when I am very sad.
When I've been called names and told that I'm bad,
Then I keep to myself and hide my shame,
For I don't really know who to blame.

I'm scared to have friends come over to play.
I never dare ask if my friends can stay,
For I don't know when they will start.
I'm just a little girl trying to be smart.

The dishes breaking, the yelling, the shouting.
Their fights are ever so mounting.
I'm the innocent victim who feels rejected
Instead of feeling loved and respected.

But maybe if I wish really hard
The memories will ease and I won't be scarred.
When I awaken, maybe my wish will come true.
Out with the old and in with the new.

A new way of living for my parents and I.
There'll be no more tears for the little girl to cry,
But it's really hard on children to grow up like this.
They'll look back on a childhood they really missed.
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33. Never There
- By Hannah
- Published by Family Friend Poems October 2013
A girl trying to get her fathers love.

Absent Father Anger Poem

You say you love me, you say you care
And yet, you're never there.

I remember you yelling, screaming, abusing

You say you love me, you say you care
And yet, you're never there.

I remember you yelling, screaming, abusing
To you this was all amusing.

Crushing my dreams and breaking my spirit
Be quiet! I don't need to hear it.

You can have your booze and your drugs,
But I really need and miss your hugs.

I hear your laugh inside my head
It haunts me as I lay in bed.

When I close or blink my eyes I see your smile
Gosh... haven't seen that in a while.

You used to love me, and once you did care
And now... You're never there
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34. Scars Of A Broken Family
- By Lindsey Cardinal
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2008
This poem is the pain I've felt from the loss of my Father. He did not pass, he just left...

Poem About Hurt Caused By Father Leaving

I've got scars
that you can't see
scars that have been haunting me.
They are buried deep inside of my heart,

I've got scars
that you can't see
scars that have been haunting me.
They are buried deep inside of my heart,
feels as if my world has been torn apart.
I've got scars that you can't see,
the scars of a broken family.
I've got a mother, brother and a sister too, except a father.
That just won't do.
Each day I would close my eyes and pray
that my father would come home and say,
"I love you, my girl. I am home to stay."
I then open my eyes.
Daddy's fading to grey.
Mommy holds me tight and whispers,
"Shhh, maybe another day."
I've got scars.
I wish they would just go away.
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35. Last Chance
- By Meshia M. Davidson
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A daughter writes to her father. You have not been in my life since you walked out years ago. You didn't send a letter or even a card. This is your last chance to be in my life before I give you up as "lost cause."

Poem From Daughter To Father

You walked out on us
And never said goodbye
In fifteen years you haven't called
Not even to say hi

You walked out on us
And never said goodbye
In fifteen years you haven't called
Not even to say hi

It tears me up inside
To feel like I'm alone
You've never been a part of my life
And now I'm almost grown

Why couldn't you just call
Or maybe send a card
If you couldn't afford either of those
A letter's not that hard

So many things have happened
That you haven't been there to see
You've missed out on so much
You've missed out on me

So I'm giving you a second chance
To step up and be a dad
But this one is your last one
So take it and be glad
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36. The One I Used To Know
- By Christelle Lopez
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2011
My mom used to be the person that I could count on but she isn't the same anymore she's really changed and I wrote this poem for her but I never really had the guts to show it to her

Mother Has Changed Poem

what happened to the person
the one I used to know
the one who never let me down
and never told me no

what happened to the person
the one I used to know
the one who never let me down
and never told me no

what happened to the person
who used to laugh and play
there's nothing left of her
but what you are today

what happened to the person
who never let me down
she's gone now
and she left me with a frown

what happened to the person
who left me in such pain
I know now that from her
there's nothing left to gain

what happened to the person
who used to have such pride
I don't know anymore
'cause she was always pushing me aside

what happened to the person
the one who never used to cry
I wish I could have told her
I love her and goodbye
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37. When Your Hero Falls From Grace
- By Cara
- Published by Family Friend Poems January 2014
I wrote this for my girlfriend (age 24) whose father recently left her family for another woman, and he took their savings. He went from being the one who told her she was the reason he got up in the morning to telling her she means nothing. It deeply affected her and turned her world upside down. I wanted her to know that I am here for her.

I Am Here For You Poem

Once protected, you felt so safe
Now everything you know means nothing;
I see the fear in your face
What are you to do

Once protected, you felt so safe
Now everything you know means nothing;
I see the fear in your face
What are you to do
When your hero has fallen from grace?

Who will you run to now?
Who will shield you from the storm?
Who will dry your eyes?
When all you feel is hurt?

I know your faith is shaken
Your spirit's grown weary
Nothing is worthwhile when hope is slowly fading

I beg you stop looking towards the skies
Open your heart, and shut your eyes
I promise I will protect you from all the lies;
Let me in, I'll warm the cold
I'll restore the light your hero sold

Now open your eyes and that world disappears
There is nothing, there is no one
But you and I

Do you feel the calm?
Do you hear my heart?
Do you feel the warmth?
Do you believe in my love?

Now open your eyes and that world reappears
But remember baby, your heart I hold so close, so dear.
Now take my hand outreached to you
And know with me you've nothing to worry
There is nothing to fear.
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38. Why
- By LaRay A. Silz
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Getting along with family is the hardest thing to do.

When I Have My Kids Poem

Why do you keep going on like everything's okay?
Treating me the way you do like it's a normal day.
I am confused about who you are and who I am to you,
I'm scared that you will never know who I have grown into.

Why do you keep going on like everything's okay?
Treating me the way you do like it's a normal day.
I am confused about who you are and who I am to you,
I'm scared that you will never know who I have grown into.
I can't explain the reasons why you hate me now and then,
And why you've never let me live my life as just your friend.
The chances are forbidden that I ever could be right,
'Cause I'm always wrong in your eyes, you change like day and night.
And when you say those evil lies, my heart would start to melt,
It hurts that you have never cared or listened to how I felt.
I wish that dad could just come home and make it all okay,
But since he can't, it should be you, but you are not that way.
I love you mom, I always have, but I cannot pretend,
That you haven't scarred my soul from a pain I cannot mend.
But throughout all this chaos I have learned a valuable lesson,
That even if you know you're wrong, you'll never give confession.
So now I have a dream that I will have kids of my own,
Just so I can show them a love that you have never shown.
Instead you showed me hate that I know I cannot forget,
So I will show my kids a love that I will not regret.
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39. Family
- By Liz
- Published by Family Friend Poems May 2011
My family has gone through some very hurtful times. Hurting each other so deeply but even with that there is no denying that deep down, there are always ties that bind you together.

Family Never Gives Up On You Poem

Family can make you angry
Sometimes they make you sad
But family never gives up on you
Even when you're bad

Family can make you angry
Sometimes they make you sad
But family never gives up on you
Even when you're bad
Sometimes family hurts you
They cut you to the core
They can yell, and scream, say
hurtful words
Then turn and slam the door
What makes this passion run so deep
Why does it even matter?
Because their bonds, their blood,
their hearts, are tied forever after
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40. Dear Father, Why I'm Sorry
- By Sara Nicole
- Published by Family Friend Poems December 2011
This poem is dedicated to my father, the man who ruined my life. I'll love you forever dad no matter how much you make me hate you.

Poem About Hating Someone You Love

Dear Father,
I'm sorry I disappointed you
I'm sorry I made you so mad
I'm sorry I wasn't a great daughter

Dear Father,
I'm sorry I disappointed you
I'm sorry I made you so mad
I'm sorry I wasn't a great daughter
I'm sorry you were a horrible dad
I'm sorry I let you break me
I'm sorry I walked away
I'm sorry I couldn't take it
I'm sorry is all that I can say
I'm sorry you where always too busy
I'm sorry I pushed you out of my life
I'm sorry I wasn't important as your new wife
I'm sorry you always made up lies
I'm sorry I hated you
I'm sorry you never cared
I'm sorry I cut your name in my wrist
I'm sorry I acted like I wasn't pissed
I'm sorry I wasn't your favorite kid
I'm sorry for all of this
I'm sorry I'm acting just like you
I'm sorry for all the things you put me through
I'm sorry I went to the hospital
I'm sorry you came to see me and I told you leave
I'm sorry I said you meant something when you didn't
I'm sorry I was a fool
I'm sorry that my blood wasn't enough to show you
I'm sorry that I tried so hard to be enough for you
I'm sorry I wasn't perfect
I'm sorry I told you that you never where there
I'm sorry that you're gone
I'm sorry that I spent my time to hold on
To a lost cause, because I knew you were never there
I'm sorry that this pain was too much for me to bear
I'm sorry I'm dead inside and you'll never see
I'm sorry that all the things you put me through did this to me
Love your daughter, Sara
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Anger Poems - Page 2

21. Daddy Why?

A heartbreaking poem from daughter to father. He has moved on and is no longer in her life.

22. Mother

The story behind my poem is the abuse and neglect from my own mother. I used all that pain and turned it into something beautiful to help raise awareness of abuse.

23. Tearless Cries

A daughter pleads to her father to get his life together before it's too late!

24. Complicated Families

This poem is about some of the trauma and hurt families experience. If these are not dealt with, they can slowly erode a families closeness.

25. Mommy Dearest

Do mothers realize the affect they have on their daughters? A barbed wire heart, a poem on the complicated love of a mother.

26. You're Not My Father

A girl vents her anger at her father who is not present in her life.

27. Learning My Lesson

My father was never there for me after my parents divorced when I was only 2 years old. This was my chance to tell him how I felt after all these years.

28. The Fate Of A Single Mother

This poem is for everyone who knows that everything happens for a reason. And for everyone who has a child and knows that the love for your child compares to nothing (even if the child wasn't planned or it wasn't under the best of circumstances).

29. Dear Mom

A poem written by a child who feels betrayed by a mother's leaving.

30. A Lost Promise

How many times must we read this heartbreaking story of a child growing up without a father?

31. My Water My Blood

Regardless of the hardships that live in your past, you stand alone. You can depend on yourself and your friends to pull your life together.

32. Innocence Lost

33. Never There

A girl trying to get her fathers love.

34. Scars Of A Broken Family

This poem is the pain I've felt from the loss of my Father. He did not pass, he just left...

35. Last Chance

A daughter writes to her father. You have not been in my life since you walked out years ago. You didn't send a letter or even a card. This is your last chance to be in my life before I give you up as "lost cause."

36. The One I Used To Know

My mom used to be the person that I could count on but she isn't the same anymore she's really changed and I wrote this poem for her but I never really had the guts to show it to her

37. When Your Hero Falls From Grace

38. Why

Getting along with family is the hardest thing to do.

39. Family

My family has gone through some very hurtful times. Hurting each other so deeply but even with that there is no denying that deep down, there are always ties that bind you together.

40. Dear Father, Why I'm Sorry

This poem is dedicated to my father, the man who ruined my life. I'll love you forever dad no matter how much you make me hate you.