Poems from Son

Father and son share a unique chemistry between them. Maybe it is because the son will carry on his father's name or because he has someone, with whom he can share his hobbies. There are many shades of their relationship. Whatever the reason is, a special bond is there. However, if father son relationship is not nourished it will weaken and eventually disappear, especially during those teen years. Therefore, a loving and caring father always tries to nourish it by all possible means. A son should realize the sacrifices made by his father in brining him up to a mature individual. On Father's Day, you can present him some beautiful and meaningful verses written on a card that unfold the true feelings of your heart for him or read them aloud to your Dad. We have provided some meaningful Father's Day poems from sons that will surely convey the message of gratefulness towards their dad.

Father's Day Poems from Son

Daddy I Love You

Here in my heart
my daddy will stay.
He nurtured and cared
he held me tight when I was scared.
my best friend my teacher in life
I saw the tears in my daddy's eyes
when I said I love you
I meant it so deeply
you always carried me to bed
whenever I got sleepy.
You tried to do my hair
and got it tangled every time
but I never cared
playing the guitar, strum at a time
while I danced around you
You never once sighed
I'm your little girl and I always will be
Even when I forty I'll still sit on your knee
This day is yours I want to say
I love you dearly! Happy Fathers Day
- Janetta

The Silent Honor

The Silent Honor
This world has seen many fathers
Who have performed many great and noble things.

Strengthened a nation,
Silenced fears,
Relieved suffering
And changed the course of history.

Yet the most great and noble father I have known
Lives within the walls of my own home.
He performs no extraordinary tasks,
No miraculous feats;
He just does what is right because
It is right.

He needs no adulation,
No praise or glory of men.
He just goes about doing good because
That is how it makes him feel.

But there are those that see his goodness.
They are his children.
Indeed, they may not always see
But they know
That this silent honor is what they will pass on
To their children.

They know that true greatness needs no praise
It is found in the day-to-day living of unwearied goodness
They have seen their father give.
Such goodness is truly a remarkable thing,
Far greater than any glory found in the annals of history.
For one day the child will say:
'He is my father'
And know it is an honor.
- Joseph D. Jensen

My Papa's Waltz

The whiskey on your breath
Could make a small boy dizzy;
But I hung on like death:
Such waltzing was not easy.

We romped until the pans
Slid from the kitchen shelf;
My mother's countenance
Could not unfrown itself.

The hand that held my wrist
Was battered on one knuckle;
At every step you missed
My right ear scraped a buckle.

You beat time on my head
With a palm caked hard by dirt,
Then waltzed me off to bed
Still clinging to your shirt.
- Theodore Roethke