Dear Dad,
The snow has fallen early this winter;
So I'll sit here and remember how you once took away my shiver
And while the rain's still pouring down;
I'll remember this holy ground
That you once stood upon beside me;
Oh Dad, why oh why can't you see?
What's one more day with your daughter;
Why leave her behind in this corner
Of the world where you claim I have replaced you;
Don't you mean mum's traded you for someone new?
Someone so respectful and loyal till the end;
A new father to tuck his little girl in her bed?
Oh, I remember that awfully dreaded night;
How any trace of hope seemed so out of sight
"I dare you, walk out that door again;
You'll not only lose your daughter but your best friend"
Oh, I told you alright;
But did I tell you how much I cried that night?
And every night after that;
Until I guess I stopped giving a crap
Well, Dad I think you get the message now;
So I guess I'll just send this letter away and turn around
Back to where I know I now truly belong;
A place where I can finally move on
Why don't you go and do the same;
Don't you have that new family of yours
The one that stole you away?
Dad, I hope that you have found happiness wherever you are;
But please, don't forget your own daughter
With love, from your little girl;
The one you left in this corner of the world
- Author: G.A (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 24th, 2018 16:44
- Comment from author about the poem: This is about the relationship between my half sister and my dad, who isn't able to be involved in his daughter's life because of his divorce with his ex wife. We miss her alot, even though I've never met her. But I've heard stories from my dad about her.
- Category: Letter
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