Because I Love You
I understood when you got upset.
When you got frustrated to the point of tears.
You didn’t think you could do it,
But you got there little bear.
And because I Love You,
I always knew you could do it,
I believed in you.
My heart hurt when you cried.
Your eyes watering from the terrible news of
“Daddy can’t see you until later.”
I knew you understood what that meant.
I knew it broke your heart, so it broke mine as well.
And because I Love You,
I held you as you cried.
You hated having to clean your room.
I knew that because I always pushed you to clean it.
I wanted you to have the things you wanted.
But because I Love You,
I let myself be the bad guy.
I remember the day the boy spat at you.
It was at football practice.
I was angry and ready to be at your defense.
All because you were so upset,
And I love you.
I have watched you grow up,
And you have become so good.
I tear up at the thought of leaving you
For you have made me so proud.
I promise that I’ll be back,
I’ll continue to watch from afar.
I hope you know how much I care,
Because I love you dear.
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