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Daddy and Daughter
by T R C → (All Poetry by T R C)
Rated "PG" by the Author.

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There's something that I see all the time between my husband and our daughter...something that we don't have....something I dont have over him....he, man of "mean" to many things, has accidentally been wrapped around her little pinky.
Big man "mean", you stand so strong. Stubborn and brave you do no wrong. Fists of stone ches of steel great power tower you make no deals. Battling blood Irish genes. Always fighting everything. BUT- I know your weakness. Great villians have flaws. Although you tower he sky, something crumbles your all. She's covered in pink lace in her hair. Big daddy "mean"..... can only stare. Daughter so jeweled her power can steal the heart of her father and make it her meal. Tower comes down eye level at best. "whatever you want, baby girl" his heart is her dress. Daddy be strong. Daughters are skin. ABle to protect and shield and puncture within. Nothing can equal the love of a daughter.... some magical bonding or a miraculous slaughter.

Reviewed by Jon Willey

Reviewed on October 13, 2008

I have two now grown with their own -- that still have me wrapped around their fingers -- JMW

Reviewed by Bonnie May

Reviewed on October 7, 2008

The giant has an achilles heal and can only be brought down by a bundle of pink. You my lady are gifted. Keep writing girl let that heart open wide and let all flow out. You are on you way. Love, Bonnie

Reviewed by Linda Law

Reviewed on October 6, 2008

Wouldn't it be grand if every lovely daughter could feel the love this "mean" giant has for his child.... sweet write... lindalaw

Reviewed by Felix Perry

You are so right on with this one, when as a young man I would stand up to the biggest man in the bar take more punches than a body should but never flinch or cry out but if my daughter was upset tears would fell my eyes like rain.
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