Ava Elise
grown through grief
prayed your life would not be brief
Rainbow Baby
sent here to save me
soul-aloe
Tweets
your heart beats
my life’s complete
Sweet Bippy Pie
apple of my eye
my lullaby
Baby Kitty
you are so pretty
born itty bitty
My Dove
you fill my heart with love
sent from above
Louise
you are the bee’s knees
taught you your ABCs
Honey Bear
you have funny flare
give you all my tender loving care
Little Sister
you grow bigger and bigger
life is richer
Cheese-A-Roo
kangaroo
always want to be with you
Buttercup
you cheer me up
on our nights we whoop it up
Best Girl
better than a pearl
love watching you twirl
Daughter
sing me your song
we belong
Tender-heart
loved you from the start
you’re my work of art
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