The Power of a Bear Hug
If I was ever caught in a tempest or drought
I know something I can't live without
Not my phone, since it's likely to die
Not my laptop, or my favorite apple pie
My father's bear hugs are all I really need
To face any storm, and plant a seed
Of warmth and love in my heart
They provide comfort, a chance to restart
From broken hearts, from lost dreams
Or when things fall apart at the seams
I know I'm not the only one that feels this way
And sometimes you need hugs to keep you sane
No pat on the shoulder
Or no side hugs too.
A bear hug from a loved one is better,
Because it says "I care for you."
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