Valentines Day Joy

Fathers are the guiding light in a child’s life and play a very important role in the formative years of one’s life. A father’s cheerful presence helps us overcome many obstacles that we may be facing in our lives, and can bring hope with his kind words of wisdom. It is rightly said that “A father is the first super hero for a boy , and the first crush for a girl”. We can never thank our father enough for what he has done for us, but we can always ensure that he knows how we feel for him, and how much we love and care for him.

The best way to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation towards your dad is by dedicating a poem to him on Valentines Day. While Valentines Day is predominantly celebrated to commemorate romance, you can also use this occasion to let your family and friends know how much you care for them. You can give your dad a Valentines Day card that has been personalized by adding a Valentines Day poem for dad that not only tells him how much you love and care for him, but also gives him a very thoughtful message.

Valentines Day poem for dad is a simple and beautiful medium to express one’s feelings. What words cannot convey, poetry does this in few lines. Dedicate a Valentines Day poem to your beloved dad and let him know his value in your life. If you cannot put your thoughts on the paper here are some of the examples of Valentines Day poems for dad which will fit our imaginations and help you to express your feelings to your dad:

Valentines Day Poems for Dads

I sit and look back to how far I can remember,

And you are always there next to me.

Each and everyday you were helping me grow up,

And making me be the best that I can be.

Your love was forever strong,

Your cuddles forever tight.

Everyday since I was born,

Your love was always in sight.

 I will always be your Baby Girl,

And you will always be my Dad.

I know I will always be the luckiest,

To have the best Dad any girl could have had.

 My Daddy I love you with all my heart,

Much more than I ever say.

You are my world, my everything,

Each and Every day-Ranja kujala

 

My heart has made its mind up

And I’m afraid it’s you

Whatever you’ve got lined up,

My heart has made its mind up

And if you can’t be signed up

This year, next year will do.

My heart has made its mind up

And I am afraid it’s you-Wendy Cope

 

A charm invests a face

Imperfectly beheld.

The lady dare not lift her veil

For fear it be dispelled.

But peers beyond her mesh,

And wishes, and denies,

Lest interview annul a want

That image satisfies-Emily Dickinson

 

 I’m thinking of you on Valentine’s Day;

I love and admire you, Dad.

I’ll always remember and cherish a lot

The good times that we had.

You were the very first man in my life,

You showed me how good men should be.

I’m grateful that you’re my father, Dad,

So Happy Valentine’s Day, from me-Joanna Fuchs

 

When I am born, you are here

In your eye, I see a tear

Time flies and already I’m two

“Look, daddy, I can tie my shoe!”

Before you know it, I’m five

Every day, you thank God I’m alive

Pretty soon, I turn eight

You tell me I’m never allowed to date

 I’m already twelve in my preteen years

Which means you’ll help me with all my new fears

Now fourteen with my permit to drive

Waiting to hit the big one-five

 Too early comes sixteen, with my license now

It went by too fast, you just ask how

 You want to meet my boyfriend when I’m eighteen

I pray to god that you’re not too mean

The same guy two years later asks for my hand

I’m relieved when you say, that’s just grand

 About a year later, you walk me down the aisle

Through all the tears, you bare a smile

Three years later, you’re gonna be a grandfather

You show love and pride for your new granddaughter

 Another year down the road

Mom dies, oh the many tears that flowed

You’re not doing so well without her

Less than a year later, you forgot all about her

 Alzheimer’s sets in and it scares me so

Not long after, you decide to go

Now I’m regretting not saying goodbye

Every time I think about it, I start to cry

 The cycle has begun again

It has started over with little Megan

The other day, she turned two

And said, “Look, daddy, I can tie my shoe!”- Melissa G. Nicks