She smiled,
my little one,
when she read
my words,
looked at me
sideways
and said
“I want that one.”
What was fair,
at best,
before,
was now
perfect.
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Oh the truth of this brings tears to my eyes. What sweet moments our children give us. Gorgeous poem, a perfect illistration of how less is more and it doesn’t matter what is said, so much as who is saying it. Thank you for sharing the sweetness.
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Mark this had me filling up! A really lovely wee poem.
Thank you Viv. Always love for your to read. Good for my spirits.
Oh, how sweet… nothing compares, does it?
The image of father and daughter, what is more basic – very compressed. Well done.
So, so sweet!
Wonderful! A precious poem!
nice…thats got to make you feel all warm inside as well…
oh nice…i guess you wrapped a red ribbon around it and gave it to her…words are such precious gifts…and she has realized
Almost perfect, a great poem.
One of life’s greatest moments captured. Some day she’ll treasure this poem.
Gorgeous piece!
Oh the truth of this brings tears to my eyes. What sweet moments our children give us. Gorgeous poem, a perfect illistration of how less is more and it doesn’t matter what is said, so much as who is saying it. Thank you for sharing the sweetness.
That is what is most important in life…that poem that is your daughter.
Nicely built piece, subtle and showing more than saying…liked it very much.
I love the pausing hangups forced by the commas thrusting me forward and pulling me back HERE:
“What was fair,
at best,
before,
was now”
i agree with this making one feel warm inside