| That was pretty deep, yet it was a full cup of reality...
Here is another poem that I found. It can be sent to Father of a boy
or girl...
TO ANY LITTLE BOY'S FATHER
There are little eyes upon you, and
the're watching night and day,
There are little ears that quickly take
in everything you do.
And a little boy who's dreaming of the
day he'll be like you.
You're the little fellow's idol, you're
the wisest of the wise,
In his little mind, about you no
suspicions ever rise.
He believes in you devoutly, holds that
all you say and do,
He will say and do in your way, when he's
grown up, just like you.
There's a wide-eyed little fellow who
believes you're always right,
And his ears are always open and he
watches day and night.
You are setting an example every day in
all you do.
For the little boy who's waiting to grow
up and be like you.
I guess you can pick up your own moral of the story,
everyone will get something different out of it.
JOAN due FEB,4,92
The names we are thinking of are (Timothy Joseph MacDonald or
Katie Coreen MacDonald)
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| I had entered this earlier...this is for young twins.
TWO WHITE PONIES
There once were two white ponies
And they would often hear
About how much they looked alike
From others far and near
They thought that this was silly
And they would often say
"How can you say we are alike?
We're just like night and day!"
For even though they seemed the same
They did not feel that way
For one had longer ears and tail
And loved to dance and play
The other one was quieter
And she was taller, too
Her eyes were larger than her twin's
And they're a deeper blue
One day they said, "Why should we care
What other people feel?
We know, though they think we're alike
Our differences are real!"
They carried on this simple thought
And soon others would see
Even though they seemed alike
How different they could be
And now the two white ponies
Are happy for each other
They know that its OK to be
One different from another
-1989
K.C.
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