Father's Day Poems for Free
by Nicholas Gordon

Father's Day poems, Father's Day poetry, free for any personal or non-commercial purpose. All poems: copyright by Nicholas Gordon.

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A Father and a Dad Are Not the Same A Little Boy Needs Daddy A Little Girl Needs Daddy After My Father Gave Me His Blessing Before I Was Myself, You Made Me, Me Children Need a Daddy Daddy, I Love You Even Though We've Lived Apart Every Friday Night I Bless My Children F Is for Firm Fantasies, like Words, Await What's Real (First Father's Day) Fathers and Daughters Have a Romance Fathers Can Be Solitary Mountains Fathers Need Not Fathers Be Father's Day Without You Is like Music Fear Is the First Cause of Hesitation  For You I Feel an Overwhelming Love Freedom Is a Casualty of Loving Grandfathers Are Fathers Who Are Grand Grandfathers Are the Mountains We Call Home Hands Are a Bond Between Father and Son Happiness Lies Just This Side of Heartache (Adoption) Happy Father's Day to My Dear Dad  Happy Father's Day to One Not Yet Happy Father's Day to One Whose Love Happy Father's Day to Those Who Love Home Is a Myth That Must Be Recreated How Can I Touch You when You're Far Away How Lucky to Have Had So Good a Father How Might a Sacrifice Seem like a Gift? How Much I Love You I Can't Say I Do Not See You Often I Hate You, Dad, for What You Did I Miss You, but I Cannot Make You Miss Me I Wait upon the Love That Waits for Me I Want to Say How Proud I Am of You My Love for You Is Hungry as the Sea Neither Mourn nor Celebrate Perhaps We'll Never Understand Eachother Sometimes Some Time Must Pass Before the Flesh Stepfathers Are No Less than Those of Blood Stepfathers of Grown Children Find the Grace The Things You Taught Me I Will Always Know Though New at Fatherhood To Be a Good Father, What Must One Do? To My Dad on His Day To My Dads on Father's Day To My Man on Father's Day To the Father of My Children You Are Our Knight in Shining Armor You Feel the Fortune of Your Years You Taught Me How to Love You You've Been Everything to Me Please direct all email correspondence to the webmaster at poemsforfree.com. Please direct all correspondence by mail to Nicholas Gordon, P.O. Box 3043, Fort Lee, NJ 07024.