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D is For Daughter

April 5, 2013 By Mary Hill 4 Comments

 By Mary Hill

Poetry is about musical words, blending together to evoke emotion whether laughter, smiles, or feelings of love and wanting. Poetry can be a glimpse into the beautiful parts of life, being a father or mother to children who mean the whole world to you.  Many of the classical poets and poems explored themes of family and love,  From Robert Lowell’s “Home After Three Months Away” to Janice Mirikitani’s “For a Daughter Who Leaves,” these poems all touch a common chord. My all time favorite poem about a mother’s love for her daughter is Sylvia Plath’s Morning Song.


I have recently experimented with a poem dedicated to my own daughter, Katie Rose.  I know it is not on the same par with the classics, but it means something to me. I hope you enjoy the sentiment at least.  Whether you are planning one day to be a mother or you already have children, the love you will feel or feel is something universal.  Parents love their children in ways unimaginable. 


D is For Daughter


A daughter is a gift of love from above.
A daughter is laughs, wiggles and giggles.
She can bring aggravation but at the same elation,
With her tantrums and sweet flirty have my way attitudes.
She grows up much too quickly,
Time melts and the little girl with her giggles
Grows into a young lady with dainty smiles and beauty.
She becomes all about makeup and fixing her hair
Homework, best friends, and mommy, “I want a cell phone.”
The next thing you know she walking across a stage 
Moving away from home off to her own life 
College, career, and one day, maybe if God so smiles,
She will know what it is like to be a mother of a 
Beautiful, baby daughter.



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  1. Diane Weidenbenner says

    April 5, 2013 at 11:02 pm

    Very moving and meaningful blog. Your passion for your family (and daughter) shows. I enjoyed reading your blog, found through the Blogging AtoZ challenge. Keep writing! If you have time, drop by my blog at wwww.dianeweidenbenner.com It’s called “In my own words” in the blogroll.

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  2. Melanie Miller says

    April 5, 2013 at 12:04 am

    Awww, Mary, I think you are right – we are both feeling sentimental about our baby girls. Thanks so much for sharing. I am so glad you visited my site – it will be my pleasure to follow you.

    Melanie
    My Imperfect…

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  3. MaryAnn Millington says

    April 4, 2013 at 9:37 pm

    Hi Mary I too did D for Daughter. They are the best and I am so glad that we both seem to have awesome one.

    Came by from Tales of the Reborn Crafter

    http://talesofthereborncrafter.blogspot.com/

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  4. Leslie Germain says

    April 4, 2013 at 6:34 pm

    Hi Mary. I am finally following you back. So sorry that it took so long. I look forward to connecting with you.
    Leslie

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