Daughter Poem

My daughter means the world to me.

My Daughter

© Victoria Levesque
My Daughter means the world to me!
So much out there for her to see!
I'd like to take her in my arms,
and show her the world and all it's charms.
As she grows a little day by day,
God lights the path, to guide her on her way.
As she blooms out like a precious flower,
She will always know God's wonderful power.

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Published: Feb 2006

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  • My daughter is very special to me. right now she is going though a hard time, her husband left her and the children for a younger girl. I'm really proud of her for being there for her two children giving them love and warmth of a home, she's a wonderful mother and I adore her in every way, she works, goes to school activities, keeps the children safe and most of all she loves them very much. She's the greatest mother and I'll always be there for her as a mother should be.

    Myrtle Watson, St. James MO Submitted May 2011
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  • I cannot explain in words how much pain I have as my daughter is not in my life anymore. She is my world. She is 10 and is intelligent, polite and I have never come across anyone who has a caring heart as hers. My wish is to see her happy for the rest of her life. Even to write this message it brings tears to my eyes. There is not a moment I do not think of her..and its true when they say that ''we never appreciate things till they have gone'' I wish I could bring the time back and I would never let her go..even if I have to spend my life alone. I love my little girl and the day she went away...I write in my diary how my day went without her. One day she will read and remember how my days went without her. God bless those in pain...

    Riz Khan, Burton On Trent Submitted May 2011
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  • TO RIZ: Go find your daughter and let her know how much you miss her and regret the past. It doesn't matter how many times you need to try, never give up on getting your daughter back in your life. Don't beat yourself up because of whatever it is that happened, you have changed and so has your heart, go find your daughter and tell her and show her no matter how many times you have to, how much you care and love her. Never give up on love. Your daughter is only 10, she wants you just as bad as you want her, go get her Riz. Good Luck.

    Savior Submitted Jan 2012
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  • I want to dedicate this to My daughter Megan, I want you to know that I love you, and you have grown to a teenager and its like your growing up to Fast But, I hope no matter what path you may take its good one and always follow your Dreams. You're a bright and Smart Girl and I love you...

    Niki Neenah, Wisconsin Submitted 6/20/2012
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  • I love my daughter with all my heart. She is 2 years old and I'll give everything for her. She is the light of my eye, she is my heart if she is not with me I'll die.. Because that little girl is everything to me. I love her so much that if she cries I'll cry with her...she is everything I have and I thanks God for putting her in my hands she the prettiest girl I have ever seen..love you my baby.. Mamy love you

    Chester Pa Submitted 7/17/2012
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  • My lovely daughter off to college. The youngest of my children and the first daughter of our family.

    I am so sorry that I missed so much of our time together serving this country, and that you had to see the physical and emotional pain I brought home, and that you were hurt to the core by your mother and me getting divorced.

    I also am so very sorry that I am unable to pay for your phone anymore but I have to keep a roof over my head to help house your step brother...and we are barely keeping ourselves from being homeless. I struggled with that decision for a long time and sacrificed much to be able to hear your voice on the rare occasion you chose to answer the phone...that always made me so happy, just to talk to you.

    You are missed. Wish I knew the reason why you don't want me in your life. I love and am so proud of you always my lovely daughter.

    Love Dad

    Minnesota Submitted 10/28/2012
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  • Shannon began her first year of college out-of-state this fall I'm happy to learn that she enjoys campus life, is developing new friendships, and learning in a new academic environment. I am so proud of her for leaping into new challenges and I know she has the knowledge, commitment, and confidence to forge ahead as she creates a new life for herself. I ask that God watch over her. She is a precious jewel in our lives.

    Toni Webb Submitted 11/1/2012
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  • I suffered emotional mental and physical abuse, I suffered it before as a child, maybe that's why I suffered it for so many years. My 3 oldest children witnessed so much of the abuse, but mainly my eldest son who even though he was so young always tried to protect me, but he was only a baby himself, I had no-one to hear my cries and no-where to run. Now out of my 7 kids I have lost 5 to the man who abused me I'm to blame as I should have left years before, its had a big impact on all their lives I'll never be able to rewind time but I love you all so much and I miss you we were always so close now there's nothing but distance, I love you all so much. I need you all to know this pain of being without you all is the worse kind of pain I have ever felt, the silence, distance the anger. I'm so sorry I ruined all your lives. I pray one day you will find it in your hearts to forgive me for allowing you to witness it and put up with it for so long, I love you all with all my heart, love mum xx

    Ainna Khan Zadran Submitted 2/16/2013
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  • I am blessed to have three beautiful daughters. The oldest is a great mother of a 16 month old baby boy. The (MIDDLE) one is in her second semester of college. Her goal is to own and operate her own daycare. My youngest daughter is a sophomore in high school. She has so much personality that she beams with an inter glow that's hard to explain. All three of my girls are wonderful people and I am so lucky to have them.

    Tonya Hall Submitted 3/29/2013
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