Fathers Day Poems

Poems are an excellent medium to convey your feelings, that too beautifully and artistically. So why not please your mentor with a heart melting fathers day poem this year. After all he is one person who you should appreciate and make him feel special this fathers day. Father is the strongest and the most trust worthy person for any child in this world. When we talk about father we remember those hands that have been there for us in every step of our life. From the first day when we start murmuring our words, he was recording our voice; the first toy was given by him, the first day in school, the first ride was experienced while holding his hands. There are plenty of such moments which we can remember and be thankful to him for supporting us and for being there for us every time.

So cherish his contribution in your life this day with some short and funny fathers day poems. He is the one who taught you lessons to live life and have been there for you in all your decisions. You can pay respect to him by sending him father’s day poem on the special occasion of Father’s day as this day is celebrated to cherish the moments and give respect to the greatest man of your life. Personalized these poems by doing some editing of your memories and my writing his name to make him feel special.

The following section is a compilation of various short and funny poems for fathers day. These happy fathers day poems from child will surely overwhelm your dad.

Popular Father’s Day Poems

• Fathers Day Poem from Daughter
  A little girl needs Daddy
  For many, many things:
  Like holding her high off the ground
  Where the sunlight sings!
  Like being the deep music
  That tells her all is right
  When she awakens frantic with
  The terrors of the night.
  Like being the great mountain
  That rises in her heart
  And shows her how she might get home
  When all else falls apart.
  Like giving her the love
  That is her sea and air,
  So diving deep or soaring high
  She’ll always find him there
• Life Lessons- by Joanna Fuchs
  You may have thought I didn’t see,
  Or that I hadn’t heard,
  Life lessons that you taught to me,
  But I got every word.
  Perhaps you thought I missed it all,
  And that we’d grow apart,
  But Dad, I picked up everything,
  It’s written on my heart.
  Without you, Dad, I wouldn’t be
  The (woman)(man) I am today;
  You built a strong foundation
  No one can take away.
  I’ve grown up with your values,
  And I’m very glad I did;
  So here’s to you, dear father,
  From your forever grateful kid.
• Father’s Day- By Mary Frances Bogle
  Over the years
  As we grow old,
  We remember our father
  So brave and bold.
  In the garden,
  Leaning on the plow,
  He would listen to me;
  I see him now.
  He would give advice
  And understand;
  He was always there
  To lend a hand.
  God made fathers
  Strong and firm,
  For he knew our lives
  Would have great concerns.
  So he gave us fathers
  To teach us to pray,
  And guide our lives,
  And show us the way.
  So on his day
  Let’s take the time
  To say “Thanks, dad.
  I’m glad you’re mine.”
• I want to be just like you- By Joanna Fuchs
  In a time when fathers are totally absent,
  gone most of the time,
  or physically present but mentally distracted,
  you are there for me—
  looking at me, listening to me
  understanding me, talking with me.
  You make time for me
  even when it’s inconvenient for you.
  You make me feel important to you.
  I learn from you when you teach me,
  when I watch you do things,
  and when I observe you
  just being you—a terrific father.
  Every affectionate smile you give me,
  every pat on the back, every hug
  shows me you love me,
  that you’re proud of me.
  These are things I’ll remember
  to do for my own kids.
  You’re a great role model, Dad.
  I want to be just like you.
• Fathers Can Be Solitary Mountains
  Fathers can be solitary mountains,
  All their love rock-like, steep, and strong.
  Though warm and caring, somehow they belong
  Halfway home to mothers’ bubbling fountains.
  Each of us needs love that knows no quarter,
  Reminding us of bonds that cross a border,
  Strengthening our sense of right and wrong.