Father Poems - Page 6

His Family

• By Kay Foskey Ricks
• Published: June 2007

His hands are callused and worn.
He works hard from sun up to sun down.
And at the end of his toilsome day,
A smile on his face is found....

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Daddy Is A Soldier

• By Stacy Roberts
• Published: June 2015

Tiny fingers and tiny toes
Tiny little head and a button nose
These are the things that you now miss
On their forehead you used to kiss

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Daddy, Where Are You?

• By Kayla L. Drick
• Published: February 2006

All of a sudden, my legs felt like lead.
When they told me, that he was dead.
Is it really true?
My years with him,...

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Dad

• By William
• Published: June 2015

You were there
I never called
You gave your life
I threw it all away

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My Father

• By Ellie
• Published: April 2015

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,

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Rich Man

• By Dave
• Published: June 2017

Old hands and tired feet,
Sometimes all I want is sleep.
I don't have a dime,
But after all this time,

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My Precious You

• By Giftsy
• Published: June 2010

What would life be?
Without Your towering presence...
Firm grip on my arms that makes me powerful,
Thunderous voice with currents of care,...

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Dancing With My Dad

• By Rosemarie Ev Shaeffer
• Published: June 9, 2021

Socks glide across the kitchen floor,
Arms spin me around once more.
Best time I ever had,
Was dancing with my Dad.

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My Dad

• By Giorgio
• Published: June 2015

Since I first called you Daddy,
I knew you were my hero,
My sunshine,
My father,

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Becoming A Dad

• By Edgar Guest

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

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