Father and Child: A Timeless Bond of Love and Guidance

 


In your gentle arms, my dearest dad,

A bond unbreakable, forever clad.

Through laughter and tears, you're always near,

Guiding my steps, wiping away my fear.


You held my hand when I was small,

Teaching me to stand, to walk and to fall.

Your wisdom and love, a steady guide,

In every challenge, right by my side.


From scraped knees to broken dreams,

You mended my spirit, stitched the seams.

With patient words and a comforting touch,

You taught me resilience, oh so much.


In your embrace, I found solace and peace,

A safe haven where my worries would cease.

Your laughter, like music, filled our home,

Creating memories that I'll forever own.


You showed me the world with curious eyes,

Unveiling its wonders beneath open skies.

Through stories shared and adventures grand,

You nurtured my heart, hand in hand.


From childhood days to adulthood's call,

You supported my dreams, standing tall.

Your love, unwavering, a beacon of light,

Guiding me forward, shining ever so bright.


So here's to you, my wonderful dad,

With a heart overflowing, I'm forever glad.

A bond between father and child so true,

A love that will last, forever renew

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