Dad Sorry Poems

These Dad Sorry poems are examples of Sorry poems about Dad. These are the best examples of Sorry Dad poems written by international poets.

If you were to ask me
Be the one to catch me, before i take the fall
You'd be the only one waiting, afterall
For whence i open

© Katrina Parkinson  

Do you feel you must really say sorry,
Or are you flippant, don’t give it much worry,
Do you feel out of obligation you must
Say sorry, believe

© Jennifer Proxenos  

To anyone feeling alone, just know that you are. Imagine having a partner who doesn’t care about your mental health, who doesn’t support your achievements,

© Joshua Legister  

I really should forgive God 
At some point 
I really should probably move on 
Let my soul heal 
It was not his fault 
I talked

© Moses Sichach  

The inklings of a perspective,
I had never even pondered,
That despite all the mistakes,
Not a single year was squandered,
I have held you to a standard,
That nobody

© Laura Davies  

I'm sorry mom and dad
I know I messed up bad
I should've done better
Now here's my letter
I'm sorry for all the times 
I let you both

© Trinity Pettet  

The need for the paddock to be cleared, was bad. 
The old man tried digging, but failed and he was sad. 
For he was too

© Merv Hold  

There in the corner of the living room 
on a loveseat meant for two 
now only resides one
there he sits, by a warm fireplace
its occupant

© Poet Tellaferro  

I entered the ward in clerical attire,
my presence setting a young patient on fire
with fury. “You preachers who teach us about
forgiveness from God,” as she

© Lisle Ryder  

I sit alone here everyday and night 
Thinking of my daughter you took away 
She was my heart, she was my soul 
She was the

© Taimee Catakaw   

We are all following the crowd today.
We are looting and burning and shouting hooray!
It is fun to be in this group, they have painted me

© Caren Krutsinger  

Whys it so hard to always make the right choices, 
It's so easy to give in to all the evil voices,
My hole life I've chose

© Matthew Darby  

What was I thinking
I should have prepared
Offbeat was my blinking
It’s clear, I don’t care

I’m only a fraud
Incompetent fake
An average facade 
Even that isn’t great

Unfortunate victims
Who

© Anna Hopper  

father and his son

                     

© Anne-Lise Andresen  

a whore’s anthem:


“it was none of your business!”
“we weren’t together!”
“you’re not my dad!”
“you’re not my boss!”
“you’re a bitc?!”
“I pay my bills!”
“it’s my house!”
“I don’t need

© Chicano Eddie