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a little girl by Brittany Harkcom Thursday, March 27, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan My dad was never there for me so I wrote many poems about him. This is just one of them!

Starring at the door you once walked through Hoping one day you'll come back home to me A little girl with unanswered questions wanting to know what she did wrong A little girl who gave you her all With no return or even a call She wonder who you are Every night tears roll down her face wondering why there was no hug or kiss goodbye A wake up call she'll never forget A guy is hard for her to trust Growing up to accept the facts Instead of love she turns to lust Not learning from her fathers dumb acts She relied on drugs to sooth the pain you caused A broken heart unable to heal She must find a dad to break the seal

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Reviewed by Duane Weide	4/1/2008

My father left when I was 3 years of age. He appeared on and off over the years but never committed to family life. He's a worthless drunk___sorry to say. I know how you feel:(




Reviewed by John Leko	3/28/2008

...poetry of sadness...and of a girl lost...times when not found...sees the reality...and her pen perhaps speaks of...somewhere...hope. wishes of light...with hope to be granted... John




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	3/28/2008

Your anguish is clear, but as we grow older there is a time when we must let go and begin living for ourselves. Unfortunately many children are without fathers and the reasons vary, but it is necessary for one to survive to move forward.... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Paul Berube	3/28/2008

Brittany, I found your poem very sad and heart wrenching. Having three daughters and always making myself available to them I could never picture walking away or turning my back on any of them. They're all grown up and married now but still we have a very special bond and they know that I'm here if they ever need me. That's what makes this so sad to read. As the old saying goes,"anyone can be a father but not everyone can be a dad." Peace, Love and Blessings Always, Paul.