DAD

He is no less than a friend to me, 

He is the one who blends himself with me, 

Once in a blue moon, he even scolds me, 

To all my secrets he is the vault, 

He is always there to correct all my faults, 

He flings away all the obstacles on my way to achievement, 

When I'm nervous, he becomes the source of my entertainment,

His love and care is my clad, 

When he is not around I feel sad, 

He is none other than my lovely Dad

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