Father's Day
By Joseph Abelardo Conaty
Sometimes we get led astray
And forget that it is Father's Day
He is the support of our house
He sets traps for ants and for a mouse
The Father is a homily
An example of what to be
To strive and to love
Like our Lord above
Our days go as they may
But not as great as Father's Day
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