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| Every home should have a daughter For there's nothing like a girl To keep the world around her In one continuous whirl. From the moment she arrives on earth, And on through womanhood, A daughter is a "female" Who is seldom understood. One minute she is laughing, The next she starts to cry, Man just can't understand her And there's just no use to try. She is soft and sweet and cuddly, But she's also wise and smart; She's a wondrous combination Of a mind and brain and heart. And even in her baby days, She's just a born coquette; And anything she really wants, She manages to get. For even at a tender age, She uses all her wiles; And she can melt the hardest heart With the sunshine of her smiles. She starts out as a rosebud With her beauty unrevealed; Then through a happy childhood, Her petals are unsealed She's soon a sweet girl gradute, And then a blushing bride; And then a lovely woman As the rosebud opens wide. And some day in the future, If it be God's gracious will, She, too, will be a mother And know that reverent thrill, That comes to every Mother Whose heart is filled with love When she beholds her "angel" That God sent her from above. And there would be no life at all In this world or the other Without a "Darling daughter" Who, in turn, becomes a "Mother! by ~~ Helen Steiner Rice ~~ |
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| A TRIBUTE TO DAUGHTERS |
| Dedicated to our Daughters Kathie and Barbara who are loved so very much. Mom and Dad |
| Peaceful Prayers |
| Believer |