I wonder/
I wonder what they think?/
I wonder what they really think about me?/
Am I too edgy, too hard in disciplinary action?/
Do they see I’m trying to shape them in a positive reaction?/
Yet still/ I react just trying to get them to see/
Take this mud called experience and rub their eyes gently/
Blind faith can take one far beyond their mental capacity/
Please follow me as I follow Christ on this rocky journey/
Called life/ It knocks you down sometimes it’s hard to rebound/
Gird up your loins like a lion, you are royalty wear your crown/
Never give up or put down, don’t be so proud you can’t cry/
Never have a question in mind you feel you cannot ask why/
Dad will always work the well even when it’s bone dry/
Like squeezing juice from dry turnips until the day that I die/
You know why?/
Because fatherhood is a personification/
Of God the Father and His Son, the ruler of all the nations/
So when I look into those innocent eyes so carefree/
Every time I comprehend my offspring counting on me/
Appalling/
Thank God I have divine help from the fall/
Divine purpose, divine mission, even a divine call/









This is pretty dope, thanks for the invite.
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Thank you Nika! Please feel free to spread the word for me 😇
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Nice poem, love it!
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Thank you so much! You are too kind! 😇
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Nice! I love expressions of black fatherhood😍😍😍
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Thanks Tamara! I appreciate the support!
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