Poems praising the great father’s love

Introduction: Father's love is implicit and deep. Ladu's affectionate love will not be revealed easily, but he only silently hopes for his child's future in his heart. The following is a hymn praising the great father's love. You are welcome to appreciate it. Chapter 1: A poem praising the great father’s love

Father,

is a majestic mountain,

lifts me up with his solid and majestic body.

Father,

is a long ladder to the sky,

uses his height to help me climb to the top of my dreams.

Father,

is a gurgling river,

filling me with his lifelong blood to thrive.

Father,

is a green poplar,

uses his green shade to shield me from the wind and rain in life. Chapter 2: Poems praising the great father’s love

They all say that wind can crack stones;

They all say that rain can rust steel;

Talking about the years can bend your spine.

Only your will,

is indomitable and unchangeable.

It brings about the weight of the whole family’s life.

What challenges the limits of human beings?

Let a thin flesh and blood body carry a thousand kilograms of steel?

Is it to let the child escape from the father's love?

What makes a father’s back bent by the hardships of life,

but straightens the backbone of his children?

It is the earnest hope that his children will have a bright future. Father's love

What makes a serious father smile happily in front of a letter,

A text message?

It is for someone working thousands of miles away. The father's love for his children

What makes the father bring out the old wine that he is reluctant to part with at the New Year's Eve dinner?

It is the father's love that longs to be reunited with his children.

Chapter 3: Poems praising the great father's love

Father's love is speechless

Who uses his strong arms to hold up an innocent sky for me

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No wind

No rain

Who gave me the wings to soar

Fighting in the sky

And I always

I can’t fly out of those caring eyes

There is no looking back

I am flying

Flying is my wish

A cough from the middle of the night

Awakened my sober mind

And the eyes that used to be indifferent to everything

I heard the sound of muscles degenerating

I heard the sound of wrinkles blooming wantonly

I heard the lamentation of black hair falling off

At this moment I cried

Not out of sadness

Just for the ignorance I once had Chapter 4: A poem praising the great father’s love

Father’s love

Yes The slap on the back of the head

It doesn’t hurt

I don’t know

Does it hurt my father?

Maybe it hurts in my father’s heart

Pretend to be calm

Just don’t show any expression

Fatherly love

It’s nagging

It’s teaching me how to behave Take the right path

Father's love

It is a red-faced argument

The argument is mixed with the choking smell of low-quality tobacco

Later Only then did I realize that

I was afraid of falling when I was walking alone

Father's love

It was sitting on the back of my father's bicycle

Facing the cold wind Travel

Straighten the curved spine

Straighten again

Strive to give me the biggest safe haven behind me

Father's love

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It is the soil in the shoe nest after spring plowing

It is the straw hat in summer

It is my knowing smile after working hard

It is also In winter

Hold your head

Put your hands in your sleeves

Bend your waist

Walk in a hurry