I wrote this poem for my daughter sometime ago and she had it hanging on her wall forever (I think she's outgrown it now). Anyway, it expresses how I feel!
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as intelligent as can be
She's great in English, science, and math
And even geography.
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as pretty as can be
The boys are always watching her
And that really worries me!
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's athletic as can be
She can pitch and sprint and kick and throw
And even runs cross-country.
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as creative as can be
She has the mind of an artist
And writes great poetry.
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She has a beautiful soul
She's warm and tender and loving
And picks me up when I'm feeling low.
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as kooky as can be
She makes up little ditties
And sings them back to me.
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as funny as can be
She makes me laugh until I cry
And gives everyone a natural "high."
I Have a Daughter Named Meghann,
She's as special as can be
And I thank God every day
For sending her to me.
Great poem! I have a granddaughter named Meghann and she is the light of my life...as is my daughter Tiffany (not Meg's mom tho) and I used to write poems about my little girl too... she thought they were silly then...now...she treasures them! She's 40 now and still gorgeous, athletic, sweet, tough, and a treasure... Keep writing...your poem and the lovely photo draw the entire pixture! lindalaw
Reminds me of granddaughter Whitney, she is a bright as can be and only 13. So caring and thoughtful of others and does very well in school too. Meghann will always be the bright light in your life and her photo is so expressive too as well this poem is so expressive.
Reviewed by Dark Knight (Reader)
Reviewed on December 27, 2007
this is a wonderful dedication-I think your daughter will be pleased by it-well done
Meghann certainly is all of the above. Her looks, her smile, her attitude, and her love for her mother, has been handed down to her by the one person who loves her unconditionally. Y O U.
Your love for Meghann shines beautifully in these words. This is a poem of love and devotion as only a mother can have. Thnx for sharing this with us, Christy, I enjoyed reading this very much.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, may he keep that bright smile on Meghann's face forever, and may He be with the both of you, and your sides constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little den sister, Barbie
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I have the right to be."
She will never outgrow this. You can be sure of that. But then, I expect you know. You are too good a mom not to!! As one who also
has a daughter she treasures beyond. . .words fail me. . ., I am overjoyed for the two of you. May Meghann grow up to be just like you. . .artistic talent, and all. 'Pea' <3 <3 ~~~ PS: Shoulda said
"just like you, yet wholly herself." H.N.Year, P
I LOVE this. I love my three kids. I can so relate to this, Christy. What a gift she is and what a gift you give her with this poem that expresses your love. Good on you both. Love and peace to you. Regis
wow...wonderful wonderful write...both of you are lucky to have each other....such a lovely write....Meghann is very charming and this write is splendid.....love n luck to both of you...may god bless thee both with his glory....cheers.....BHUWAN from Nepal.!!!!!
This pulled at my heart strings :) This is excellent. I would have been touched had my mom wrote me something like this. Very lucky daughter to have such a mother.
Thank you,
Emilie
Reviewed by Jerry Andrews (Reader)
Reviewed on March 8, 2003
Meghann has a mother named Christy
Who will love her eternally,
And if she ever doubts the depth of that love,
Just refer her to the poem above.
Good job- lots of love there- Jerry
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Your love for Meghann shines beautifully in these words. This is a poem of love and devotion as only a mother can have. Thnx for sharing this with us, Christy, I enjoyed reading this very much.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, may he keep that bright smile on Meghann's face forever, and may He be with the both of you, and your sides constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your little den sister, Barbie
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I have the right to be."
Roger and Birgit
has a daughter she treasures beyond. . .words fail me. . ., I am overjoyed for the two of you. May Meghann grow up to be just like you. . .artistic talent, and all. 'Pea' <3 <3 ~~~ PS: Shoulda said
"just like you, yet wholly herself." H.N.Year, P
This is beautiful, touching, moving and inspiring. I hope that special relationship with your daughter lasts a lifetime.
Peace,
Manes Pierre
This pulled at my heart strings :) This is excellent. I would have been touched had my mom wrote me something like this. Very lucky daughter to have such a mother.
Thank you,
Emilie
Who will love her eternally,
And if she ever doubts the depth of that love,
Just refer her to the poem above.
Good job- lots of love there- Jerry
Victoria
Such a beautiful dedication...
Thanks,
Trixie Love