Yellow
Her bedroom was a sunny yellow
The paint reflecting her charm
She disarmed every morning, smiling
With enormous baby grins greeting each day
As she grew, this sunny disposition
Came from her soul,
As much a part of her, as arm or leg,
As sunny as the yellow curls that crowned her head
At times she was sweet and delicate
Like holding a little yellow duckling in the palm of your hand
Sometimes she was giggly and playful
Like when you share yellow buttered popcorn with a friend
Her heart grew like a little flame
Growing brighter with every year
Her eyes would shine, like the brightest stars, twinkling in their mirth
Yet full of kindness, and soft as a pale yellow rose
The sun seemed to follow her, a radiance, a glow from within
That could warm a room on a cold day
A ray of sunshine, like daffodils, born to lift spirits
Or a yellow marguerite, bright with cheer
It is no surprise
That the grown woman she became
Would bear a sunny little boy
With yellow curls, and a beaming smile
.......who lights up my life
who sits in the glow of a yellow lamplight
and colors pictures of a big, fat, yellow sun
with his favorite yellow crayon
Dedicated to my daughter...who is the Sunshine of our Family
Copyright © Carrie Richards | Year Posted 2008
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