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Christian Father Daughter Poems

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Lord My God
Am I not Jerusalem?
Did I not give myself to many?
I chose to lay with wolves
And apart from you was broken;
I confessed my great transgressions,
You were...

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© Dana Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: father daughter, appreciation, blessing, christian, devotion,



Premium Member Haunted by the Faded Days

It’s sad to see you now
With trembling wrinkles,
And somber gray hair…

It feels like a shadow 
Has crept in around my thoughts,
Pouring darkness over the moments,
Destroying...

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Categories: father daughter, change, christian, endurance, father

Premium Member Where Are You, God?

I was alone, alone in this world, a world full of Heartbreak. 
I was afraid, just a scared little girl, I'd taken all I could...

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Categories: father daughter, angst, christian, devotion, encouraging,

Premium Member BEYOND CRUSH
This a poem for our Dads with "collaborative verses" from my students who wrote poems for their DADS since Father's Day in our country is...

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Categories: father daughter, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,

Premium Member Patty by name
i took a poop into a green  pot
and planted plenty of seed
i then nurture it with my love 
And sprinkled in with my pee...

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Categories: birth, blessing, father daughter,



Searching for The Beat of The Pathfinders Heart
As I search for the beat of the pathfinders heart my heart is breaking,  and its racing keeps me pacing, there is no way...

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Categories: father daughter, 8th grade, analogy, anxiety,

What is a soul?
Dad where is your soul?
Is it important, what's its role?
I keep reading of heart and soul
What part of me does it control?

Sweetheart it's hard to...

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Categories: father daughter, 10th grade, allah, christian,

Premium Member The Questions of a Child
She gently climbed upon my lap,
A nine-year-old with curly blonde hair,
Waking me from a pleasant nap,
And said, “Daddy, I want to know why.”

Tearing sleepy cobwebs...

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Categories: christian, family, father daughter,

Premium Member All My Dad Really Wants For His Girls
"All a man really wants, is a girl who looks good in a bikini." - Jack Freestone

Such is a carnal perspective
midst human nature's sexy frame......

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Categories: father daughter, appreciation, christian, encouraging, father

Premium Member Dear Father
Dear Father, mine. 

I ran away from bad. 
I took my children with me.
I found a place to run to. 
It was an empty castle...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: father daughter, christian, courage, father, father

Premium Member Talking With God
*** Talking with God ***

I feel us 
Slowly shaking our heads
In unison,
With our delicious 
  slight smiles
Of shared understanding:
Much like the Mona Lisa’s
 (a...

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Categories: age, christian, father daughter,

Acts of War Ii
Act Eight, Chapter One. Part Two
                Part of a grander...

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Categories: father daughter, abortion, absence, adventure, age,

Premium Member Last Sigh
In my heart always lingers Dad’s last sigh
Never in oblivion could I bury
Such upholds my hope for heavenly high
Leaving me with adieu of victory*.

With his...

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Categories: father daughter, blessing, christian, dad, death,

Premium Member Love of Parents
My Dad and Mom’s love… wondrously precious
Virtuous midst legacy’s prevalence
The best of human’s care, indeed gracious
Expressing sublime kind heart’s excellence.

Mom’s warm, sweet caress --- verily...

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Categories: blessing, christian, father daughter,

Premium Member Epitaph For My Father, An Everyman
Epitaph for My Father, an Everyman

(Written with John Hughes in mind, 
      as he will understand)

One night in particular, I...

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Categories: christian, father daughter, forgiveness,


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