THERE is a kind of love that does not speak loudly, does not demand attention and rarely asks for thanks. But it shows up every day - quietly and faithfully. That is the love of a father.
Growing up, I saw the quiet weight my father carried, not only in what he provided but in what he held back. He worked hard, not for recognition but because that was his way of showing love. When I needed something, he did all he could to make it happen. And when he couldn’t, the disappointment would sit heavy in his eyes. He did not always say much but his emotions were visible in the silence -the worry, the responsibility and the desire to give more than he had.
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