Dear Father
Dear Father,
Only known you 6 months, but it feels like forever
I wish I had known sooner, my life would be better.
August 23, I learned of you
17 years after birth, you came out the blue.
My mom tried to explain, the gist of things
But am I angry or happy, my feelings I can’t explain.
The guy I’ve known as daddy, never taught me much
Except how to run from challenges, never a soothing touch.
But it’s all ok now, sense learning the truth
He wasn’t meant to stand out, God was sending me you.
I also applaud my mom, I know this had to be rough
Yet she faced it with strength and courage, she really is tough
I love my Mom, and she has done her very best
But every girl needs a Father, to handle the stress.
The stress life brings, the stress of this world
But this load has become lighter, since learning I am your girl.
The day we met, OMG I was scared
But the hug you delivered, was unconditional love we shared.
Both hurt and confused, and even a little shy
But having you and mom, I know I can reach the sky.
The first time I met my family, your family our family
Again, I was scared, but everyone seemed so lovely.
I spent the first weekend, with my biological father
Nothing can match the love that a Dad gives his daughter.
It seems we missed a lifetime, yet still a lifetime to go
I will love you forever, and that you must always know
Love
Trinity
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