Father’s Day Poem

You may have caught my Mother’s Day post, in which I apologised to my mum for a lifetime of being a bit of a selfish toad. So staying topical, I have a Father’s Day poem for you. It is from my little boy to his Daddy. Yes, he’s very advanced for a toddler, don’t you think! It’s all his own work. (So excuse the formatting – he’s just a kid!)

Here goes…

Father’s Day Poem to Daddy

 

Here are my hands which I ask you to hold,

To guide me, to love me, as my small life unfolds

 

Ten sticky fingers which curl around yours,

Just a short time together but it’s you I adore

 

When I wake each morning my heart seeks you out,

I want you to hug me, so Dadda I shout

 

You come to me tiredly, good morning you say,

We speak to my teddies, you brighten my day

 

You patiently read to me, never tire of my toys,

We roll around the floor like two little boys

 

You show me your garden, the vegetables you grow,

I tread carefully in wellies, watering seeds that you sow 

 

One day I’ll turn into you, two halves of a whole,

Daddy I love you with all of my soul

A Father's Day poem from a son to his Daddy
Strolling with the big man

 

Ahh, wasn’t that sweet.

So come on, do tell. Are you up to anything this Father’s Day? We’re hopefully off in seek of a fry up. YUM. I’d love to hear what you got up to, in the comments box a bit further down.

Give Me More!

If you’re keen for more poetry, do take a peek at my tribute to my nan, or the message to my three lost hearts is also very touching.

If you could hit one of my square social share buttons to spread this joy to the other daddies of the world, you would be forever my bestie. Hey – why not head over to my Facebook page to keep up to date with the daily banter.

And whatever you do, don’t forget to sign up to my blog, so you never miss out again…mwah. xx

Photo Credits

Featured Image – Photo by Derek Thomson on Unsplash

 

29 Replies to “Father’s Day Poem”

  1. Thanks for a lovely poem, little man. You seem to have inherited your mummy’s creativity and imagination. Lucky boy! X

  2. This is beautiful. And really does sum up the daddy/son relationship so well.

    I’ve spent the day with my Daddy, the kids and fiancé, and despite missing Mum, it’s been lovely x

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