May you share with Kyle
Your sense of humour
Teaching him to be happy
Whenever he's a little sad
May you teach him baseball
Learning that those strike-outs
Are his life's best lessons
Stepping stones to home runs
May you teach him football
Blocking him from bullies
Quarterbacking him to
His life's many touchdowns
May you teach him hockey
Saving him from great harm
Scoring the winning goals
In his challenging life
And may you teach him golf
All about hole in one
Not missing knee knockers
Flying like an eagle
Great feeling that you think of you brother and his son, on this occasion of Father's Day. Loved mild humour too. Top score
Thank you for the sentiment, Poet Menon. And for appreciating the mild humour. It was a little tricky to fit into a poem with sports' analogies. In case you haven't guessed, my brother is a sports enthusiast! s
He has a heart of gold. And is passing it on to his son. Thanks for your sentiment, LeeAnn.
Beautiful thoughts for your brother and his son. Happy Father's Day to all the fathers. A well expressed and wonderful poem.
Rose Marie, thank you for your gesture and kind words. I'm happy that you like the poem.
A great father can do many, . many things. He can be the first teacher of his children and can nurture their minds for a lifetime aside from being a good provider of the family.
So very true, Rose Marie. I had a strict father, but he had instilled good values and morals!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Thank you, Dillip for adding my Father's Day poem to your favourites. That's an honour.