Father I see you, I see you as a strong man, I see you as a man with no fear, a man who is intelligent, kind, caring, and I see you as you see me a person, as people we share the same rights even though I am younger someday I will be your age, even though you are older you were once my age. You had the same fears, joys, likes, and thoughts. And among other people in our community city and country we are equal we deserve equal. As a child I may not have a idea of how to make it so every one is equal but you do as a strong, fearless, intelligent, kind and caring man and I follow you I look up to you if you treat someone badly I treat them badly because I look up to you when I told you I am gay i wasn't afraid because I know from watching how you interact with people like me you are compassionate and understand that it is not a choice but who I am. And because of that I see you as some one who understands I see you as my father who loves me because I am not afraid to be kind to understand and be considerate. Father I see you.
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PoetryThis is what you call a poem with terrible grammar any ways these are my views on topics that have meaning to me
