"Her Father" is a poem by Gwendolyn Brooks, an influential American poet known for her vivid portrayals of urban life and the African American experience. The poem explores the complex relationship between a daughter and her father, highlighting themes of love, admiration, and the impact of parental figures on personal identity. In the poem, the daughter reflects on her father's life and the lessons he imparted. Through vivid imagery and emotional depth, Brooks captures the essence of familial bonds and the lasting influence of a father's presence, even in moments of absence or struggle.