30 poems for dad

Parents are really special people in children's lives. In fact, for many, even adults, parents are the true heroes of their lives; They are role models and are always there when they are needed.

It is also often said that parents are the first loves of their children or that parents are the ones who raise children, not those who engender them. In any case, parents are unique and nothing can replace them.

These poems for dad They will be used to make a dedication on a birthday, on Father's Day, on an anniversary or simply give him a surprise to show him your love and appreciation.

Original poems for dad

"Dad, you are better than Batman"

Dad, you know I like Batman

And Superman is cool too

But I don't really need them

As long as I have you forever.

• Reflection: a short but funny and loving poem to dedicate.

"My father is my hero"

They asked me something at school

Which hero would I choose

And I said quickly my dad

Because he always takes care of my life.

• Reflection: a loving way of telling a parent that they are a hero.

"Dad, my treasure"

Dad you know that I adore you

With love and decorum

Because you are worth more than gold

and you are my true treasure.

• Reflection: an exciting show of appreciation.

"Dad, my guide"

My dad is the guide of my life

Because it's always there

From Mondays to Sundays

and 365 days

That's why I want to tell you

That you are the man of my life.

• Reflection- A way to express appreciation for a dad's efforts.

"I will be great like you"

One day I'll be big like you

And strong, smart and brave

Dad you are a hero to me

And I always have you on my mind

Happy Father's Day!

• Reflection: a nice composition to demonstrate the qualities of the father on his special day.

"Best Dad"

I hope you know and do not forget

That my heart is truly happy

Today and every day,

That I have the best dad.

• Reflection: a simple thank you to a parent.

"Happy dad's day"

You have given me everything

And the best that you could

That's why i want you

the happiest Father's Day.

• Reflection: a simple dedication for Father's Day.

"To my great father" (Juan Ortiz)

I love my great father

tell him well how much it is worth

and the emotion leaves me

like a big downpour.

A noble man, accurate,

and really strong is,

because in his soul there is no old age,

but great energy,

you are my strength,

example and guide in honesty.

• Reflection: a tenth that expresses the appreciation of a son to an admired father.

"From the hand of papa" (Juan Ortiz)

Hand in hand with dad

I'm safe walking,

I look at it and I'm thinking

the joy that he gives me.

Hand in hand with dad

everything bad gets smaller,

and if something gets complicated,

he smiles and that's it!

Hand in hand with dad

nobody messes with me;

he's my guard, he's my friend,

my unconditional love.

• Reflection: a poem in which a son expresses how safe he feels to go hand in hand with his father.

"When I grow up I want to be a dad" (Juan Ortiz)

When I grow up I want to be a dad,

a strong hero, no cape,

to whom nothing escapes,

and that is really wise.

There is nothing that he does not know,

everything I ask you

answer it in a second

removing the doubts you have.

He is a builder, in addition,

repair everything you see,

for that and more is that:

When I grow up I want to be a dad.

• Reflection: the poem expresses the desire of a son because to imitate the work of his father.

"A time machine" (Juan Ortiz)

A time machine

I would like to invent

in order to lengthen the days

and that I can see you more.

A machine that adds

five hours in the afternoon,

to go to the park together

and play on the slide.

Can you imagine, father,

let there be such an invention?,

I would be very happy

with five more hours.

A time machine,

a love machine

so that parents and children

enjoy your role.

• Reflection: a poem in which a son expresses his need for more time with his father.

"On your shoulders" (Juan Ortiz)

On your shoulders I am taller,

a mighty giant,

and if I growl like a bear,

ma gets scared and jumps.

On your shoulders I see the sky

closer and it's great,

I see the splendorous sun

shine and ride your flight.

On your shoulders there is no fear,

nothing can reach me there,

don't stop getting up

with your strength and with your love.

On your shoulders we are one,

father and son before life,

I take care of you, you take care of me,

and I'm not afraid of any evil.

• Reflection: a poem that expresses the emotion and security of a son when riding on his father's shoulders.

"Thanks for everything, dad" (Juan Ortiz)

I see you in the front, sitting,

Sundays in the afternoon,

with a lost look

and the tired body.

I see you there and I have noticed

a sadness in your eyes,

and I know it's because of us,

do you want more time by our side.

I want you to know, father,

that although I miss you in the day,

seeing you at night gives me joy,

it doesn't matter if it's a little while.

And you don't have to explain to me

which is for work, I understand,

I love you father, I love you immensely,

thanks for everything you give us.

• Reflection: a poem from a son to a father in which he recognizes him and encourages him to move forward in the face of life's adversities.

"A song to papa" (Juan Ortiz)

A song to dad

I want to write, make it cute,

a song that describes

the love that he gives us.

Tell how he works,

how he makes the food,

also how he cares for us

of all the bad things.

A song that makes you happy,

have soccer, baseball,

that causes emotion

because he deserves it.

A song that tells you

to the whole world, to the moon,

that we love you sweetly,

beautiful father, now and forever.

• Reflection: a poem showing a son's need to honor his father's efforts through song.

"To dad in his day" (Juan Ortiz)

It is customary to thank

because of how good mom is,

and she's good, it's true,

but dad is too.

Daddy, I celebrate your life,

your effort, your intelligence,

I appreciate the patience

that you have me day by day.

And it is that I owe you so much,

and you are always there,

attentive and ready for me

in joy and in tears.

I only ask heaven today,

to Diosito, to the saints,

that they take away your losses,

that you are happy, I want that.

• Reflection: a poem from a son to a father to celebrate his day.

"To a widowed father" (Juan Ortiz)

My father is dad and mom

because mommy left

with Diosito that time

and in heaven she is now.

It wasn't easy, it's true,

but daddy yes it has been

strong and very good to me,

helps me, takes care of me, bathes me,

if I misbehave, scold,

but he does it for my good,

he loves me one hundred percent

and to my mommy he promised

that he would give me the best,

would take me by the hand

to the last rung

of all my education.

You do your role very well,

daddy, protector and friend,

and mommy upstairs is a witness

of your delivery, honey love.

• Reflection: a poem from a son to a widowed father, showing the boy's love and appreciation for his father's dedication.

"To a working dad" (Juan Ortiz)

I get up and I don't see you,

Mommy says "I know it was",

"For work, I already know",

I say and spend the whole day.

In the evening, at nine,

you arrive later, very tired,

you go, you carry me in your arms

and you tell me that you love me.

And so you spend Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday Thursday Friday,

Saturdays are louder,

and Sunday: to recharge.

I ask God soon you can

rest more at ease,

thank you father fair man,

for your effort, for your dedication.

• Reflection: the poem shows a son describing his father's daily effort to bring bread to the table.

Poems for mom by classic authors

"To the father" (Luis Gonzaga Urbina)

My father was very good: he gave me his joy

naive; his irony

kind: his smiling and gentle candor.

Great offering yours! but you, my mother,

you gave me the gift of your soft pain.

You put the sick tenderness in my soul,

the nervous and tireless longing to love;

the hidden desire to believe; Sweetness

to feel the beauty of life, and dream.

Of the fertile kiss that two beings gave each other

-the joyful and the sad - in an hour of love,

my inharmonious soul was born; but you mother are

who has given me the secret of inner peace.

At the mercy of the winds, like a broken boat

goes, suffering, the spirit; desperate no.

The cheerful placidity little by little is exhausted;

more about the smile that the father gave me, it sprouts

from my eyes the tear that the mother gave me.

• Reflection: the poem expresses love and gratitude to parents.

"Thank you father for your love" (Arjona Delia)

With dedication, with patience,

with limits and demands

you were a mold in my growing up.

You educated me with affection,

and in my innocence as a child

you helped me learn.

Your teaching pillars

they gave me confidence

of good education.

Respect you taught me,

with love you built,

Giving the heart!

Building a good future,

with your thinking so sure

for good education.

Noble of soul and so honored

you have always educated me well

With perseverance and determination!

Your values ​​and ideals

crossed the thresholds

And they are in my heart!

Thank you, father, for pampering me,

for taking care of me and educating me,

for giving me so much love!

• Reflection: the poem describes words of gratitude to a father for the values ​​and teachings given to a son.

"To my father" (Pablo Neruda)

I thank God for being my father.

For your reproaches and advice.

For the good that you taught me

and you always took care of me.

For being a caring father,

full of peace and wisdom.

Because you love the truth.

Justice and righteousness overmuch.

For being my beloved father

and teach me charity.

Noble feelings cover you.

You don't know evil.

Noble and sparing knight,

you taught me to fight.

Always aiming for the highest

and not give up on my dreams.

Abhors all evil.

For your heavenly values.

For guiding me by the hand

on paths full of flowers.

• Reflection: the poem thanks God for giving him a good father, full of virtues and good values.

"The hero father" (Joanna Fuchs)

Father you are my hero.

You are the base on which I stand.

When I think of you,

I do it with a lot of love

and sincere appreciation.

You make me feel protected;

I shield myself in your care.

He has always been my great friend; and father,

when I need you you are always there ...

• Reflection: the poem that describes a loving, caring and protective father.

"Father" (Francisco Pérez)

How many kisses would i have

what have I given you,

that they were worth what only one of yours.

How many caresses,

that could look alike

to the tenderness of only one of yours.

How many things did I hear

before your words,

the most valuable words in the world.

Forgive me father

Forgive me for my arrogance as a son.

Forgive me for haggling you

some hug.

Excuse me

for not seeing in time,

that the purest love

from this world

only you would give it to me.

• Reflection: the poem has a word of regret for not valuing his father in time.

"Song to lull a father" (Beatriz Zuluaga)

Now that your years have become so small

I can take you in the bowl of my hand,

hand-shelter, hand-nest that collects

your rhythm already tired.

And I count your father-little heartbeats now

as I was small and also longed to fit

in the fist of your hand.

I call you and I can't unlink your memory

of the tree, of the branch, of the fire,

of my first word, of the witch and the fairy.

Your height then was full

the door of my bedroom and my soul.

But when you're already tired

and your flesh and your nerves shrink,

but your heart grows, I hardly need to talk to you

but feel you, yeah, just feel you

to get where your yearning is born,

where Penelope weaves the memory.

Cause you and I are made of memories

and we were both attached to the same warm cord

umbilical of my mother.

And we are dream keepers,

constant watchmen of the past,

we are the sentinels of other days,

the echo pickers,

the nostalgia hunters.

Everything we have was born in the same house

in the heat of the same blankets

on the same table

where you with your father's hand

you gave us all the wine, the bread

and the clear water.

• Reflection: the poem of a daughter to her father when she is the one who takes care of him, as if he were a child.

"For my father" (Magalí Sauceda)

How many things need to be said

before it is too late

I hear so many people suffer from the memory, from the moment

not wanting to admit, accept the irreparable

wailing, screaming, pain,

without even listening to each other, that's why today I want to write,

write for my father

I have it here today,

and repair the irreparable ...

I always think of you,

my unforgettable old man

and today I tell you I love you,

Thanks for being my father…

The memories of when I was a girl,

of when I saw you giant!!

and today that I am an adult

I see you even bigger,

that's why today I tell you ...

I love you father ... before it is

too late!!!

• Reflection: the poem gives a declaration of love to a father on behalf of his daughter before he is gone.

"My adored old man" (Raquel Cira Rodríguez)

My adored old man

you know how much I love you

remembering the past

I will write you what I feel.

When I was a child you invented

cute stories and poems

there was always a new topic

the tales were fairy

of kings and princesses

and you also recited us

beautiful verses of your childhood

and some of Juan de Dios Peza.

Today I come to thank you

for everything you gave us

for childhood gifts

and how much you loved us.

I, of my four brothers,

I am the one who knows you best

the one that most resembles you

and two thanks to God

for how well we do not carry.

I don't tell you often

not as much as I would like

but I hope you know

how much I love you

and that you are the best father

from all over the whole world.

• Reflection: the poem refers to the recognition of everything done by a father.

"For parents and teachers" (Mother Teresa of Calcutta)

You will teach how to fly,

but they won't fly your flight.

You will teach to dream,

but they won't dream your dream.

You will teach how to live,

but they won't live your life.

However…

on every flight,

in every life,

in every dream,

the trace will always remain

of the path taught.

• Reflection: the poem talks about how parents guide their children to face their own life.

"Poetry to the Father" (Matilde Alba Swann)

When your father comes ...

Useless threat, you will keep playing,

and you will break the glass, if you want the ball,

and you will do your homework wrong, if it goes up through your mind,

airy and unfolded, your dream on a keg.

When your father comes ...

But your father understands,

and he will hear the charges pretending to be angry,

until you walk away.

Afterwards, he will say in a low voice,

that just like this one of yours, her childhood was naughty.

And in lying rest, he will retrace blissfully

the narrowed eyes, the days of "rabona",

the games on the roof, the face of the mother

and that father so man who left them early.

And he will suddenly feel the terror of losing you,

or that you lose it, and it will look for your steps,

and it will go with your memory climbing

to the far branch of that tree,

foliage, like then,

refuge from that fear of birds' soil.

When your father comes ...

and who comes is a boy asleep in man,

that instead of reprimanding you, he softens longing.

• Reflection: the poem describes a mischievous child to whom his father consents.

Poems for Dad in English

Daddy

Daddy, daddy let me say

I love you in every way

I love yoy for all you do

I love you for being you

Daddy daddy let me say

Have a happy father's day!

My daddy is special

My daddy is so special,

He's brave and strong

and smart

That is why I love him so

With all my heart.

Have a happy father's day!

DAD

D is for the days we've spent together,

A is for the awesome things you do,

D is for your decency and kindness

Dad, I am so glad that I have you!

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