Dear Father or Whoever You Are
Poem by: Cindy Dancy
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Dear Father,
Did you forget to tell your daughter that you love her?
That other than your mother
You place no woman above her
Hey dad,
Did you tell her that she’s the best daughter that any father has ever had
Did you tell her how proud you are; to be are to be her father?
Did you forget….
To tell her that the day she was born was the perfect gift
Did you ever tuck her in at night?
And when she was afraid did you hold her tight
Dear Father, you aren’t really even fit to be called one
Answer me this; why did you run
Maybe it’s a good thing you did
I would never wish someone like you on any kid
When I think of how you hurt me I no longer cry
I no longer even ask myself why
I’ve accepted
That I was neglected
And you are no longer respected
And your excuses and lies are now rejected
Too many times you’ve let me down
And now I longer want you around
I’ve buried all of my anger
And now to me you are a stranger
I’m thru
Pretending to start over with you
Dear Father or whoever you are
I don’t even want to see you from afar
Ive done just fine without you
So there’s no need to continue
To pretend to care
You were never there
Good riddance Dad and this time please stay gone
This time I’ve deleted your number from my phone
No use in holding a fake conversation with someone you don’t know
And now that I’ve let go
Of wasted years trying
And stopped crying
I realize it was never me
You just aren’t fit to be somebody’s daddy
Dear Father or whoever you were supposed to be
I took the blinders off and now I see
You aren’t shit
And although I don’t wish you nothing bad you deserve whatever you get
Submitted: September 10, 2015
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