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Sonnet of Appreciation


I just want to say I really love you

And the cooking you do every night too

Thank you for teaching me how i should drive

The tutoring where I learn to derive (I’m not deriving in pre-calc but it rhymes so…)

 

Thank you for always shovelling the snow

Going to the store to buy cheerios

I appreciate the stories you tell

The times you took me to the carousel

 

I love what you teach me going to school

My friends are jealous of my dad, he’s cool

When you wait for me at the library

Even when we may be in a hurry

 

Happy Birthday Dad! I love you so much!

I wrote a sonnet to tell you as such.

 
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