‘Dear Dad’
In the harsh judgement of my youth
I failed to see,
All the great gifts
You gave to me
Your tolerance and understanding
Your love of humanity,
Your brilliant mind
With absence of vanity
How much I now long
To sit and chat,
About the meaning of life,
And this and that
The life you lived
Your grief’s unseen,
The what’s and ifs
The mights have been
Of all of that
So little I knew,
Now life has instilled,
A better view
In the balances and checks
Midst misfortunes and strife,
All you can do
Is live your life
Dear Dad I’ll miss you forever,
And hope you can see
That you created,
The best in me
By
Mary Cecil
‘Dedicated to the memory of my father’
Well said.
By: The Laundry Maid on June 15, 2014
at 11:56 am
Thank YOU
By: Ron DuBour on June 15, 2014
at 11:56 am
Thank you for your comment ‘Laundry Maid’ I appreciate your comments.
By: marycecil2012 on June 15, 2014
at 12:49 pm