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My Dad


If I could write a story, it would be the greatest ever told. I'd write about my daddy, For he had a heart of gold. My dad, he was no hero Known around the world. He was everything to me, For I was his baby girl. I'd write about the lessons. He taught me right from wrong. He instilled in me the values. That one day I'd be strong. He taught me to face my fears, Take each day as it comes, For there are things that we can't chsnge. He would say what's done is done. He would say hold your head up high, Carry yourself with pride. Thanks to him, I am somebody, I will never run and hide. If I could write a story, It would be the greatest ever told. I'd write about my daddy, For he had a heart of gold.
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EmilyBrown

I love writing poems. I Graduated from North Dallas High School. My favorite food is French Fries and Cheese Burgers.

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