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Our father's hands...
hold us when
we enter the world,
feed us when
we are hungry,
help us to
take our first steps,
steer the plow
to provide for us,
steady our
shoulders to learn,
display what
it looks like to pray,
show us how
to dress for success,
pat us on the
back to congratulate,
warm our backsides
to discipline,
reach to hold
us when we are sad,
high-five us
when we get it right,
and show what
it means to throw them
up in the air,
but nothing
more important
than to guide us to love and
follow the Father of fathers,
God.
Today, let's give them,
while we can,
the hand they so
deserve. |
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