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Measure Twice, Cut Once

by ryan-clark

Fatherhood is like carpentry, Crafted with patience and care, Each piece measured and cut with precision, To build a home that's strong and fair. The foundation, a steady base, A father's love unwavering, Like sturdy beams that hold up walls, Through storms and winds unrelenting. A father's guidance, like a level, Ensuring every step is straight, Teaching lessons, shaping character, Like a master craftsman with every trait. As children grow and set leave, Fortified wings are left empty, He never left until the job was done, His masterpiece finally won. So here's to all the fathers out there, Your dedication, like carpentry, Is a labor of love that never fades, And builds a legacy for eternity.
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ryan-clark
American
Published
Mar 31, 2023
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Been a bit y'all. Got laid off the other day, I was stressing worrying about my little one. I was playing with open AI and got inspired.

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