Father’s Day Poem in English: This Father’s Day, celebrate your dad with some beautiful, heartfelt, and sentimental poems on this special occasion that talk about their importance in your life. Sometimes it becomes hard to speak about your real feelings, so the children can confess them with the help of poems. Let’s give a shout-out to a child’s first hero, their father. With Father’s Day (June 16) just around the corner, we have brought you thoughtful and expressive poems that will touch your father’s heart.
Father’s Day 2025: Importance
Fathers provide a unique sense of security and stability. Their love and support help the children with their overall development and well-being. A father is the one who helps children feel valued and helps them with their overall development.
Fathers serve as important role models in shaping their children’s character. They often provide structure and discipline, helping children with self-control and discipline.
Father’s Day is a recognition of the invaluable contributions fathers make to their families and to society as a whole.
Happy Father's Day
Dad, you mean the world to me,
I hope that's something you can see,
Through every up and every down,
You've been there to help me rebound.
I thank you for your constant love,
And guidance from up above,
For all the times you held my hand,
I'm grateful to you, my amazing dad.
~ Kip Alderidge
Only a Dad
Only a dad but he gives his all
To smooth the way for his children small,
Doing with courage stern and grim,
The deeds that his father did for him.
This is the line that for him I pen:
Only a dad, but the best of men.
~ Edgar Guest
Grateful To Have You As My Dad
I hope you know I'm grateful,
And my heart is truly glad,
That today and every single day,
I have you as my Dad.
~ Holly Giffers
He Never Told Me
He never told me how to live,
He simply lived, and let me watch.
He never scolded, rarely preached,
Just answered questions I would botch.
He didn’t push, but showed the path,
And held the lamp when dark the road.
He never once asked for my thanks,
He simply bore the quiet load.
His lessons linger in my mind,
Long after he is gone from view.
I never said how much he meant—
So now, these lines will have to do.
~ Anonymous, Early 20th Century
Father's Way
If his heart sometimes was weary,
He never let it show.
If his soul sometimes was bleeding,
He never let us know.
He kept the hurt where it belonged
Far in the depths inside—
For us he showed a cheerful face,
And for himself he cried.
He never failed at duty,
He never missed the way—
Though maybe once or twice he stopped
And bowed his head to pray.
A gentler man, a stronger man,
A man of kindly deeds—
Our father’s way was sacrifice
For all his children’s needs.
~ Douglas Malloch
You Gave us the World
You gave us the world, with your love and care,
Your strength and wisdom, always there,
You showed us how to stand tall and be brave,
And be kind and compassionate in every way.
Through thick and thin, you were always our guide,
Your love and support, we cannot hide,
Dad, we're grateful for all that you do,
We love you so much, Happy Father's Day to you!
~ Julian Brydie
My Dad is My Rock
My dad has always been my rock,
Supporting me as I chased my dreams around the clock,
Encouraging me to go on the craziest adventures,
And taking me seriously, no matter the venture.
He gave me advice and encouragement,
Even when I was feeling lost and disheartened,
His words of wisdom, always on point,
Helped me navigate life's twists and turns with every joint.
With his unwavering support, I gained strength,
To pursue my passions, no matter the length,
For all the times he's been there, day by day,
My dad's love and support, I'll always repay.
So on this Father's Day, I want to say,
Thank you, Dad, for all the support along the way,
Your love and care have helped me soar,
And for that, I'll cherish you forevermore.
~ Winnie Smith-Garland
Fatherhood
My Father’s heart is steady as a hill,
And strong and kindly as the morning sun;
He bends to help me upward with good will,
And says, “Be brave, my son.”
He does not preach the path of truth and right,
But lives it quietly from day to day;
His life is like a lantern in the night—
That shows me how to pray.
No boastful words, no loud or stern commands,
But silent strength that guides me when I roam;
His love is working in his calloused hands,
That built our humble home.
~ William Henry Davies
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