And hurries home to me, He takes the quickest, longest steps That ever I did see. But when I go to walk with him He acts quite diff'rently, And takes the slowest, shortest ones To keep in step with me." - Margaret Brown Elms - "I know of something brightest red, With little spots of white and green With stripes of purple in between, And if I could, that's what I'd buy For Father's Day for you - a tie." My Daddy answered, face aglow, "I have one now that is just right - A tie of love, that binds me tight; But here's a gift I wouldn't miss." And then he stooped and took a kiss. - Don Moon - A teacher and a guide, The one his family looks up to With loving trust and pride... A father is a helper With a willing hand to lend, A partner, an adviser, And the finest kind of friend." - Author Unknown - A Godly love, given without compromise.... I recall many times that he stood by my side, And prodded me on with great vigor and pride. His voice ever confident, firm and yet fair, Always speaking with patience, tenderness and care. The power and might of his hands was so sure, I knew there was nothing we couldn't endure. It's true, a few others provided insight, Yet, he laid the foundation that kept me upright. He's the grandest of men to have lived on this earth, Although he's not royal by stature or birth. He's a man of great dignity, honor and strength. His merits are noble, and of admirable length. He's far greater than all other men that I know, He's my Dad, he's my mentor, my friend and hero." - Debbie Hinton Young - Who's loving and kind, And often he knows What you have on your mind. He's someone who listens, Suggests and defends... A dad can be one Of your very best friends ! WHe's proud of your triumphs, But when things go wrong, A dad can be patient And helpful and strong. In all that you do A dad's love plays a part - There's always a place for him Deep in your heart - And each year that passes, You're even more glad, More grateful and proud Just to call him your dad !" - Author Unknown - I did the things most Daddies do. I opened up my heart so wide, For you to have a place inside. I'd watch you grow, I was expecting too! Would you look or act like me? I thought of the things that we would do, The times we'd share, just us two. Push your swing and watch you slide. I would teach you how to ride a bike, Catch your first ball and throw your first strike. Be your protector, strong yet kind. I would be your hero and friend, Give love and advice on which you'd depend. I cradled a miracle, small and warm. What words I had were scarce and few, A tear and a smile were the best I could do. Bursting with pride, excitement and care. I promised you then, all that I had, See, you were my child and I was your Dad. I did the things most Daddies do. I opened my heart so wide, Where you will always have a place inside."
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