To my father 06 Monday Apr 2015 Posted by Esther H. in Poésie ≈ 9 Comments TagsSword, Tanka You gave me strength You taught me to fight, to be A shield and a sword. I’ve never said die even When you got into Sheol. TwitterFacebookPinterestTumblrEmailMoreTelegramLinkedInPrintStumblePocketRedditWhatsAppLike Loading... Related
Lisa Mari said:
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Jonathan Caswell said:
The quality of your father is reflected in the high character qualities of his daughter! 🙂
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Jonathan Caswell said:
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❤
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Ada said:
Very strong. Like a punch.
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Fighters know by heart
their better way in the dark.
Their light is inside.
When, sometimes, they find new ways,
they explore each one of them.
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Tracesofthesoul said:
Blessings my dear !
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Cochonfucius said:
An inheritance
Is not quite suddenly won;
Parts of it come late.
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Nicodemas said:
Yes! Your father must have been a wonderful person. Keep fighting with your shield and sword! I love this.
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Dalo 2013 said:
“You gave me strength, You taught me to fight, to be, A shield and a sword.”
These are such beautiful words that any father could cling onto and hold forever…
Beautiful.
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bearspawprint said:
יש כוח בשלווה ואהב.
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