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Fathers Need Daughters

A Poem

By Atomic HistorianPublished 5 years ago Updated 3 years ago 1 min read

Fathers need daughters

They make the heart fonder

Sometimes, I used to wonder

When you would come

We waited so long for you

But then you came

And our life was never the same

Love and chaos now reign in your name

But I’ve loved you before I met you

From the moment I saw your eyes

I knew you were my sweetheart

My little Juliebean

A little beauty queen

You can be so messy when you “clean”

But I would ask for no one else to be my daughter

I would say you shine like no other

But you’re light comes from your mother

Sometimes you like to smother us with your kisses

But you’ve been better than all the wishes

I could ask for in a daughter

I will always be proud to be your father

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    Written by Atomic Historian