Short Father Daughter Poems

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Premium Member A Rose From Dad

One time my dad bought me a yellow rose in New York City
Took a photo in front of St. Patrick's-- felt loved & pretty. :)
Form: Couplet


Premium Member fishing hole magic

4 am
fishing hole magic
I am with my daddy
catfish, bass and bluegills are calling our names
we are the only ones alive

Premium Member A Time To Rejoice

Her face bathed in tears of mirth; her soldier father back from deployment. 



Date written: 03/22/2020
Form: Monoku

Story

the raindrops’ story
tells a tale of great valor
A father’s brave heart,
and a daughter’s frail physique
a melodious harmony
© Lala Merx  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Faith of My Father Senryu

above my Father’s bed, shone a mother of pearl cross, faithful, to his end. 4/11/2023
Form: Senryu


Wings Detached

Alone in this world;
Refuse to accept what is;
My chest feels heavy.
Reminded through others lives,
I'll always be; fatherless.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Holy Guacamole

Holy guacamole! :O
I'm reading "From-
Humdrum to Holy"!





~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is really a book!
Look it up online! :-)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member At Peace With Dad

My dad and I never argue anymore-- we get along in my dreams :)
does this mean he's trying to tell me he's in Heaven?-- so it seems
Form: Couplet

An Angels View

Looking down on me.
Wishing you could be here now.
Accepting your fate.
Appearing in every dream.
You realize that I'll be fine.
Form: Tanka

Thirteen Dollars

We scrounged up
Every penny we could
The night the policemen took you.
We had thirteen dollars
For your five hundred dollar bail.
© Sun Lee  Create an image from this poem.

Longing To See

The grief I carry is just so much
If only I could, your Face I’d touch
For you in heaven, I long to see
Today I can’t, that’s hard for me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member treasured mug

this mugs a foam treasure trove

see it caffineates my stove

adding sweet and moo

now a sticky goo

sorry didnt add more clove.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member LOVE'S IMPRINT

her dad's hands steady her, lifting what she can’t name; teaching her how strength can feel soft~ love’s imprint.
Form: Shadorma

Seed

You didn't stay
you didn't come
you didn't care
you didn't respond
your planted seed
got lost
a man without pants
is a ghost.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

Eleven

Eleven 

Sad heart breaks in two.
A walk with pain, sorrow, death,
unbearable pain.
Daddy snatched away from her.
Scared, defenceless, eleven.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Life With T-Rump Xxix

Some say the first lady's a looker
Trumped up by funds that bank book her
Just there for effect
She is a sex object
In retrospect she's a hooker
Form: Limerick

Such a World

One too sweet
one too street
together make this world complete
their mother is the air we breathe
such a world a man can’t leave

By Art Wright
© Art Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Father's Day 2018

My dad was renown as a cad
Which made my love life rather sad
Would I know when I kissed her
That she was my sister?
If not, he would be a grand dad!
Form: Limerick

Feustrantio

What days make st me
In light of tommorrow what then
Does night bring

Families are never loved
Relationsps are anointed
Trouble is what
The night brings
Form: Bio

Premium Member Is dad ever coming home?

She wondered what would happen ~
Winter upon us and war still raging...
Would life ever be normal?



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Kava Gnaw Just Ice

Oktoberfest means barrels of beer
So the Kavanaughs came for some here
The girls waited in line
Underneath that big sign,
"Liquor up front, Poker in the rear"
Form: Limerick

The Potty Potus

The President's daughter, Ivanka,
Designed the steel bra Vielen danke
But Trump can not cope
With what he can't grope
So he slapped a tariff on Tonka!
Form: Limerick

A Silly Mistake

Jane's dad was a man of hauteur, 
He employed a guard for his daughter. 
But that bloke was her dream, 
She eloped with him, 
Her father didn't know this suitor!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member With a Bit of a Bite

I'm not very good with a platitude
From my Dad I have got this attitude
Make it short, not too sweet
With the right kind of beat
And you'll have my endless gratitude!
Form: Limerick

My Dearest Father

Your steps forgot their way,
your strength forgot its name.

But love refused to sway
as Parkinson's laid claim.

I lost you day by day,
and miss you just the same.
Form: Rhyme

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