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Doctor's Orders by Randall Barfield A short poem about family camping. [198 words]
The Color Of My Actions by Randall Barfield Sometimes we think too much about color and not enough at important things. [73 words]
Three Poem Collection by Randall Barfield No particular description. The reader will judge. Titles are: Poem for Cathy; Ingots; ... [252 words]
Four Short-Shorts by Randall Barfield "Lite" fare again. Titles are: Trying to Create Beauty; You First Then I; Appetite; and Ope... [113 words]
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I Know Him by Amanda Rae Mealer This poem's about what I lack and how God makes me whole and just how much I need Him. [153 words]
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Who Am I? by Chuck Stewart A poem that explores the question, do you know who God is? [201 words]
Watching Madness. by Alberto Pupo Gazing into that which defies sanity.... [48 words]
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The Thirst by Joseph Montego It's a spiel on our life. and how it has been effected by the whimsical workings of one merlinesque ... [488 words]
Taste.... by Alberto Pupo A yearning to break free, and taste passion. [59 words]
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You And Me Poem by Michelle Jones - [88 words]
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With Those Tear Filled Eyes by Rikki Duncan This is about Jesus on the cross and his suffering. [135 words]
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The River by Erin Megan Lindner Natures beauty intwined with love and Gods creation. [67 words]
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The Life In You by Branson Storm - [90 words]
The Lamb by Rikki Duncan Behold the Lamb of God 'nough said. [43 words]
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The Experiment... by Alberto Pupo A compilation of experimental type poetry... [224 words]
Struggles Within by Alberto Pupo A battle against oneself... [53 words]
Spirit Father by Rikki Duncan This poem was written as a prayer for my Native Anerican friends to use. [70 words]
Sinking by Rikki Duncan This is a christian poem about the cry of dispair for the drowning sinner who is sinking into the depth... [85 words]
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Oh My Love, How I Miss You by Rikki Duncan This is written in the perspective of saying goodbye to your loved one as they went... [212 words]
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End Me by Bob - [95 words]
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Angels With A Light by Rikki Duncan This is written in the perspective of someone in the twin towers as the planes hit them, an... [201 words]
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A Letter To My Mom by Jane Pellow My Dad died when my sister and I were very young. She was 18 and I was 21. Although I miss... [265 words]
A Letter To My Dad

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TITLE (EDIT)
A Letter To My Dad
DESCRIPTION
Both my parentswere alcoholics. Our family was very disfunctional, but it made me a survivor! After the anger left me and I could see beyond the alcoholism, I saw my dad as he was underneath. My poem speaks to him of the memories I have of his love!
[304 words]
TITLE KEYWORD
Relationships
AUTHOR
Jane Pellow
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
I am 55, married for 33 years, three children and five grand children. I love to express myself with words. I am a school bus driver and a paraprofessional in a Special Education classroom.
[November 2001]
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
maganama2000@aol.com
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (1)
A Letter To My Mom (Poetry) My Dad died when my sister and I were very young. She was 18 and I was 21. Although I missed him, I had 32 more years with my Mom. Even though we didn't always see eye to eye and rubbed each other ... [265 words] [Relationships]
A Letter To My Dad
Jane Pellow


A Letter To My Dad

Dear Dad,

I'll honor you on Father's Day, remember you with love, 'cause in my heart I know that you are watching from above. We'll reminisce of days gone by--you'll see how much I care--you'll understand how much I miss the happy times we shared.
I'll tell my children of the past, of playing in the snow, a little girl upon her sled, her Daddy laughing so!
We'll speak of planting gardens, your knack for growing things, my pride because your flowers brought the beauty that was Spring! The mystery of the changing leaves, the colors that are Fall, you taught me to appreciate the wonder of it all!
We'll laugh as I recall the time I told you that I wished for you to always bait my hook so I could catch the fish. I hated those ol' fishin' worms--that slimy feel was BAD; you baited hooks so patiently--for this I thank you Dad!
You taught me how to ride a bike, helped me learn to swim; those games you lost so graciously--I know you let me win.

I didn't always understand the things you tried to say, but now I know you gave me strength to face what comes my way!
I wish that you could be here Dad to watch my children grow, and meet the man who shares my life, oh Dad I love him so! My family often speaks of you as if they knew you well, but then I guess they really do from the stories that I tell.
Now another generation delights in all those tales, they speak of Grandpa Ernie; they also know you well. You live within our memories-you're in our hearts, you see, and as we speak of yesterday--you live eternally!

With Love from your daughter,

Jane

 

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© 2001 Jane Pellow
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
November 2001
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