A Poem that Doesn't Rhyme
The Poem That Doesn't Rhyme
Daddy's little girl was born and the angels sang her praise.
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
She towed her big brother on a skateboard
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
She lead the softball team to victory
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
She lead the school in a cheer
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
She earned a Nurse cap and the angels wings did flap
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low.
Three babies this little girl did bring and the angels did sing
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
Today her heart is broken and the judge has spoken
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
Today her eyeballs droop and float in her soup
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low
Tomorrow she will stand tall and teach three babies to live, laugh, and love
Daddy watched her grow and her ears hang low.
Published by Bubba
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Post a CommentBubba, you are in our prayers as you go thru your recent health challenges, love you and bonnie too, Sharon Trout, Sandusky Oh.
lol, neat, love the repetition :)
Nice. It is hard to explain the heartbreak a parent feels when they see their babies go through tough times but your poem seems to express it just fine.
I don't get it: the judge has spoken- divorce? In any event, I hope things get better for her.
Good one. So sweet. I can sympathize with you, as my daughter has been through the same thing and then lately has been on chemo and has been so, so miserable. I just want to hold her and rock away all her pain, but it's just not possible. I know your daughter will enjoy your poem.
I really like this. No daughter ever gets too old for comfort and encouragement from a parent. No matter how old they get, they're still our children and we want them to be safe and happy.
This is a beautiful poem/song -- your daughter is lucky to have your support in tough times, and you're both in my prayers.