Daddy's Little Girl (standard:poetry, 229 words)
Author: Lori	Added: Oct 17 2007	Views/Reads: 2755/1650	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
A woman who reflects on being "Daddy's Little Girl." A tribute to my father who will be dead 27 years this Saturday.

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Dad, how I wish, 

You could see, 

Your grandchildren today. 

What a smile, 

They would bring to your face. 

And I am still, 

Daddy's little girl. 

No matter how far, 

Away you are. 

No matter the distance, 

Or the span. 

No matter the coffin, 

Or the grave. 

I will forever remain, 

Daddy's little girl. 

In tribute to my father, James Allen Wallingsford, I (August 17,
1949-October 20,1980). Dad, I will always be your little girl. No even 
death can take that from me. 

© October 16, 2007 by Lori


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