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I Am Your Dad

I held you in my arms Waiting for the passing of the storm I covered you in blankets at night Making sure that you stayed warm I walked you to the bus stop Every morning before school I taught you how to swim In the neighborhood swimming pool I sat in the passenger seat When you had your drivers permit At every dance recital In the front row I would sit All dressed in white I walked you down the aisle Diapering my grandson I watched you with a smile Standing above me With tears building in your eyes Holding my hand The moment that I died I am your Dad And, I am so glad

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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Date: 12/4/2011 10:33:00 AM
Joe, well written, it's that father/daughter bond that is always so strong..David
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