1. Silent, Strong Dad
He never looks for praises.
He's never one to boast.
He just goes on quietly working
For those he loves the most.
Father Poems
Poems about Dad
Our fathers carry half of our genetic makeup. Our relationship with our father plays a huge part of who we will become. In many segments of society, people grow up without ever knowing their fathers. This is unfortunate because fathers should play as important a role in raising their children as mothers. A father is the model of a man for his daughter and she will choose a man who is like him. A father is the model for his son as well. Fortunately, there is a trend for fathers to be more active in their children's lives.
57 Poems about Fathers and Sons and Daughters
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Featured Shared StoryI was born blind. I, like my father, had congenital (at birth) bilateral (both sides) cataracts. My vision was far worse than dad's though. My dad was always there (along with my mom) to...
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2. Only A Dad
Only a dad, with a tired face,
Coming home from the daily race,
Bringing little of gold or fame,
To show how well he has played the game,Featured Shared StoryHello everyone. It’s a Monday morning, and I’ve just begun working, but somewhere in my mind throughout the day I keep remembering my dad and his deeds. No matter how tired I become, I still...
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3. My Dad
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.Featured Shared StoryI just recently lost my dad. He was my everything. He raised me because my mother wasn't around much. I can relate to your poem and everyone's story. I looked up to my dad. He did 3 tours in...
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4. Special Hero
When I was a baby,
you would hold me in your arms.
I felt the love and tenderness,
keeping me safe from harm.Featured Shared StoryI don't know how it feels, but I sure understand what this poem is all about. How I wish my dad was caring. To me, he only carries the title and doesn't act the meaning.
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5. A Girl's Daddy
There once was a daddy who had only girls.
He was very special indeed.
For as some daddies eternally yearn for a son,
This daddy could not see the need. -
6. Last Chance
Analysis of Form and Technique
My heart aches, Dad,
For the things you won't do.
My soul breaks, Dad,
For all that we've been through.Featured Shared StoryMy dad is a substance abuser. He is abusive physically, emotionally and mentally in every possible way imagine. Since I could remember he has degraded my mum, my brothers and me. My mum...
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7. Family Circle
When I am born, you are here
In your eye, I see a tear
Time flies and already I'm two
"Look, Daddy, I can tie my shoe!"Featured Shared StoryWow! Words cannot describe the quality of this poem. It is touching and another thing is that it co-relates with life's reality. Thanks a lot and thumbs up for the great job!
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8. Blue
She was born pink and soft with all of her toes
She had my eyes and her mothers nose
She cried for a moment and then settled down
The angel of my life with hair of brownFeatured Shared StoryYeah, you're right that a father loves his daughter very much. Yes, the poem is very good.
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9. Tears In My Daddy's Eyes
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.Featured Shared StoryI just got so emotional after reading this poem. I love my dad a lot. I want to fulfill his dreams. He always makes me happy, and he always does hard work for us. He never shows his weakness...
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10. Memories Of My Dad
He wasn't a hero
Known by the world,
But a hero he was
To his little girl.Featured Shared StoryAwesome appreciation and wonderful thanksgiving to a father. No love and care can be compared with that of a father. My dad, too, is my friend and guide who always remains beside me and helps...
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11. Daddy
I'm just sitting here thinking about what you mean to me,
Remembering all the things you've done for me.
You've been there for me from the start,
Knowing what to say to keep me from falling apart, -
12. Happy Father's Day
I was not sure what to get you
On this very special day
So I decided to write this poem from my heart
I have some things I need to say:Featured Shared StoryThrough you I have learned to show dedication. Even though it has been hard times but in future I know that you will always be with me as well as I will be with you Amen
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13. My Dad
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. -
14. Father
When I scratched my knee,
Or if I bumped my head,
When I was afraid of the dark,
Or that thing under my bed,Featured Shared StoryDear Dad, I want you to know I love you so much. What an amazing poem. I love everything you do for all of us. Love, Bella
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15. For My Dad
He grew up in a town where people were poor,
In a family quite wealthy with love.
He was raised by two parents who were stable but strict
And taught him to trust God above.Featured Shared StoryMy dad joined the Navy, but he is with me still today. I am sorry for your loss.
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16. Wondrous Magical Times
The child held to her
daddy's hand.
She stood upon his feet,
and as they danced to the music,Featured Shared StoryI loved the poem but I really can't relate to it because it was hard for my dad when he was growing up because he never had anyone like the little girl does in the poem. He never had a father...
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17. Becoming A Dad
Old women say that men don't know
The pain through which all mothers go,
And maybe that is true, and yet
I vow I never shall forget -
18. From Husband To Daddy
Being a father to a son
brings a man's heart so much joy.
You can't imagine your world
without this wonderful little boy. -
19. Dear Daddy
I need you now.
Please take me by the hand.
Stand by in my hour of need,
Take time to understand.Featured Shared StoryMy wife wanted a divorce and in the wake were our children. I have a girlfriend with two kids. My daughter thinks I've replaced her and her brother with them...but I could never replace them....
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20. He's My Dad
Muddy boots and overalls, he stood about six two
He was a country bumpkin; hard work was what he knew
A carpenter, a roofer, a jack of many trades
Countless hours of hard labor with not much time to play
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