Tears are rolling down from my eyes; <br />I miss you; you're not there to wipe my cries. <br />I remember the day for the first time you called me dad. <br />I remember your cries for the chocolates, <br />Your lies for the school leaves <br />Your dolls, your clothes, your smile; <br />Your fear for the dogs, <br />And your madness for ice cream; <br />You're turning towards me, while mom scolds you. <br />Your love for the movies, <br />And bitterness for the books. <br />Everything you shared with me <br />Is packed with a thread of love <br />In the core of my heart. <br />With the blessings of me and your mom <br />I write this to you <br />To a daughter leaving home <br />May you create a better tomorrow <br />And live happily. <br />A gift of no value, <br />From a dad to a daughter.<br /><br />payal prakash shah<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/to-a-daughter-leaving-home-2/
