Expecting my fourth great grand child; first girl so I wrote this poem for her - Her name will be Ragen and I will love her just the same--Her mother's name is Adrienne -she received my mother's name
Little girl inside my belly
You're as sweet as Maw Maw's jelly
You got a kick like a mule
Now I know you'll be no fool
I can't wait to hold you in my arms
Where you will never be harmed
I love you and I hope you love me too
The cord will never be broken
Your Granny and Popa will love you
Just you wait and see
Your hair will curl around your head
Like a golden crown
And Maw Maw will hold you close to her heart
you will be her little girl forever
Marguerite-Therese will be your name
For you are precious in God's eyes
And you will be a flower in His Garden
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Reviews of "Marguerite Therese"
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on January 7, 2006
A loving poem about the expected, soon-to-arrive wonderful little granddaughter. Very nice.
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on January 7, 2006
This is so tender and joyful shows so much love I also enjoyed the flow and ryhme..... Ty for posting this little gem
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