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Dear Dad
April 20, 2018
And when the therapist asked
why i'm so sad
why I act out so bad
why everytime i saw you
my emotion was blue
maybe I should be spedning my precious time with you
everytime i see you, you been acting brand new
my heads in a cloud
no i'm not proud
you made our family fall apart
I think it may be time to restart
you dont try to contact me
maybe thats how it should be
mom worked two jobs to take care of us
the girls were so young, they put up a fuss
even though he hurt us so bad
he is still our dad
© Anonymous
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Having a father in the military is hard on kids growing up. I felt like he never tried talking to my family and I. I was too young to understand what ws going on and it impacted my life.