I remember you in the mornings, when I drink my first cup of tea I remember you when I call home and you are not there to say “hi, is that smee?” I remember you when I’m driving with the radio on, and the DJ plays that annoying song I remember you when we have a day out at the beach; chucking ball with each other, always just out of my reach I remember you when I call at Mums expecting to see you there, sitting in your chair; ready for a natter, politics religion or anything else for that matter I remember you when I pick the kids up in the car, how late at night you would pick me up no matter how far I remember you on our anniversary and how you looked that day, pride in your eyes as you gave me away I remember you when the England Cricket Team had their day; you would have been frustrated but elated with the way they played I remember the wonderful Dad you were and how your arms around me showed you cared. I remember you every day Dad and always wish you were here.