21. From Dad
I never thought I could love someone
The way that I love you.
I'm completely fascinated
With everything you do.
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These values, considered to be outdated, have their own charm and importance. Love, after all, is the backbone of any society. Even plantation, animals and human beings long for love. Now, in...
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22. My Dear Child
If I could, I would remove all your fears
If I could, I would remove all your tears
If I could, I would make life painless
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23. The Gift
I received a gift on that faithful day
Of which I know I could never repay,
Just as God came down to say
He just gave one of his Angels away.Featured Shared StoryI am too a pampered daughter and I loved reading your poem, it touched my heart. Thanks for sharing
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24. A Father's Love
The pleasure I gain
From being a Dad
Is down to my children,
All three that I've had.Featured Shared StoryI was looking for a poem about my step-son's love for his three children, now that he and their mother are divorced, to put on a scrapbook page of him and the children, and this poem was...
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25. Magical Wishes
If I were a magician with dancing eyes,
I’d grant all your wishes for a smile.
Sunny skies full of waltzing butterflies,
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26. The Heart Of Mothers And Fathers
A mother's heart is the key,
The key to success.
A mother's heart is a ribbon
That ties your future together.Featured Shared StoryHow beautiful you are! I wouldn't be happy without you, Mom. Oh Mom, I will never forget you!
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27. Mommy Do You Love Me?
Mommy, do you love me?
Of course I do, dear!
Let's snuggle a minute,
Come sitFeatured Shared StorySame scenario between my daughter and I ten years ago when she was 15. It broke our hearts, but we let go and let God. Didn't hear from her for almost 3 years. Then a mutual family friend...
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28. Ticket For Life
Bandage scraped knees. Kiss away fears.
Watch their heartbreak and dry their tears.
Teach them to know what's right and what's wrong.
Show them how to be gentle and when to be strong.Featured Shared StoryPerfect advise set out in a simple way, to the parents of our new grandchild
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29. Where Do The Children Grow
When you see a smiling face,
Their happiness all over the place,
Singing, laughing, cries of glee,
Come, they say, play with me.Featured Shared StoryReading the poem just reminded me that I cannot be a disciplinarian with my 12 year old all the times. I need to understand his aptitude and attitude towards life.
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30. The Little Things In Life
One day I came into your life,
as an empty little page
on which your every word or action
will forever be engraved. -
31. Precious Little Children
Little children are a treasure
Their worth you cannot measure
In terms of money or gold.
Featured Shared StoryI work with children. So the poem is how exactly I feel about them.
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32. A Child's Love
A child's love is so sweet,
A child's love cannot be beat.
The way they look you in the eye,
The way they hold you when they cry. -
33. The Dandelion Vase
This vase may be quite tiny,
but its importance is monumental and grand!
For the love that went into each picked "flower,"
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34. My Daughter's Best Friend
My daughter has a best friend
who'll never leave her side.
They've been close since she was small.
He's been there as her guide. -
35. Open Arms
The day you were born,
you touched my soul.
You were the missing link
that made my life whole.Featured Shared StoryThis is a beautiful poem. I'm the mom of 3. I have two grown daughters. They light up my world like they did when they were young. I'm blessed to have a grand-boy that I'm extremely close to....
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36. Here To Stay
Our children are here to stay
But our babies are not, I'm sorry to say
They grow and learn every day
In the most remarkable and intriguing wayFeatured Shared StoryYes it has very much so because I lost my 17 year old baby in march 2009 and it was like losing my heart and soul, my own life.
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37. Give Her A Day
What can you give to one small girl?
A diamond ring, a baton to twirl?
A pretty pink dress with lots of bows,
or dainty sandals that show her toes?Featured Shared StoryThe poem has touched very much. The poet has nicely and successfully narrated her feeling toward a child who needs nothing but love. I appreciate the poet and hope to get more poems of this...
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38. Messy Fingers
Sticky fingers, tangled hair,
scattered crayons everywhere.
Fancy artwork on the wall
drawn by little ones three feet tall.Featured Shared StoryI love it. Exactly what my children do every single day.
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39. My Little Shadow
My little shadow, my little shadow, my little shadow and me
My little shadow was always one step behind, you see
My little shadow with her long blonde flowing hair
No matter how many times I looked, my little shadow was thereFeatured Shared StoryHow True, Enjoy that little shadow that is sure to leave you one day!!!!
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40. Through Your Eyes
Through your eyes I see the stars so bright,
the moon, and the darkness of night.
I see butterflies and flowers
that dance in the breeze.
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