If I Could Poem by Jonathan Skeet

If I Could



If I could, I would always keep you from harm
If I could, I would drive away the darkness with commanding light
If I could, I would storm your prison with triumphant shout and take you home.
If I could, I would wash away your scars with my tears.
If I could, I would make it all undone.
If I could...

You took me in and made me your own.
You rejoiced over me with love and laughter
You guided, loved and protected me.
Your love gave me strength and courage in the deepest darkness, and led me, like a homing dove, back to your door, and into your arms.
Our tears have been washing and cleansing for us both.
Things done cannot be undone,
But things not yet done can still be done.
Deeds of love and courage are waiting!
In the judging-halls of the universe, light, truth, and the love of a father will always have the last word.
Always.

Friday, June 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: father daughter
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A daughter reassures her father, when he wishes he could have prevented an awful thing happening to her. Dedicated to, and written for W.S. and S.S.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Menato San 17 June 2016

Beautiful poem i like it so much.Thank you for sharing

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