Birthday Poem
Birthday poem from a father to his daughter
Baby Girl
©
Leah Miller
Just when he thought he had it all
His wife, His sons, His perfect world
Then he met his baby girl
Her mothers eyes, and daddy's smile
A light within the sun would rival
Today she's four, it's gone too fast
How can I stop the clocks, and make this last
How can such a small voice capture my soul
and every small scratch take such a toll
She's raised the stakes, her brothers and I are on high alert
praying she'll never learn how to flirt
And if she does it will change my whole world
Trying to keep her MY baby girl
Happy Birthday Baby Girl Love Daddy
His wife, His sons, His perfect world
Then he met his baby girl
Her mothers eyes, and daddy's smile
A light within the sun would rival
Today she's four, it's gone too fast
How can I stop the clocks, and make this last
How can such a small voice capture my soul
and every small scratch take such a toll
She's raised the stakes, her brothers and I are on high alert
praying she'll never learn how to flirt
And if she does it will change my whole world
Trying to keep her MY baby girl
Happy Birthday Baby Girl Love Daddy
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