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Monday, June 13, 2011

my mountain


My mountain

I looked out one sunny morning
I saw a mountain standing
On the horizon far away
What could measure its heights?

I looked out one stormy day
I saw a mountain kneeling
Beneath the clouds far away
The rain could not wash it away

I took out one sunny day
For the mountain far away
It was my guide every day
It kept me on my path both day and night

I looked out one night
The stars and moon shown
 On the mountain lighting bright
The snow that now covers its heights

I look out today
And see I was held in his hands near his heart
That mountain was a man
He was never far away, Fathers are built that way
I take this day and every day
And hope you
Hear me say
I love you


thank you and god bless father love you

7 comments:

JIM said...

Very nice Roy.. Im sure he is proud!!




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fantasy in practicality said...

father, standing tall, like the mountains, protecting us from cold breeze or hot wave. love you daddy.

Alpana Jaiswal said...

I love every word of this Roy,and let me tell u,You have lived up to every expectation of your Father..knowing what I have of u,I feel as if I have found my Papa in u... "Any man can be a Father but it takes someone special to be a dad." -- Anne Geddes

Ravenmyth said...

I agree with Alpana Roy...and it sounds like your Dad was a very special person in your life...and he passed that trait on to his own son...you are lucky...you had some beautiful mentoring from your Dad...you must miss him deeply...

Rimly said...

A beautiful way of saying you love your father, Roy. He will be proud of you.

Karina said...

really lovely poem Roy.

K :-)

Mary Hudak-Collins livingthescripture.com said...

Roy, your words have deeply touched my heart. A father, dad, has the strength of a mountain and can weather it all. Thank you for sharing this. It was a wonderful read. And now, may I take a moment to find a tissue :') Happy tears.

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