My daughter and I went to see "Mama Mia" not long ago. She was quite surprised that I knew all the words to the songs. Isn't that cute. Anyways, I wrote a poem for her seventeenth birthday, which was on Sept. 11. I write poems for all my kids. I thought I'd share this one with you. She loved it.
She's a dazzling graceful bird
sailing through the sky.
She's a gentle breath of wind
soaring on clouds on high.
She's smooth and clean as snow
on a high mountain slope.
She's a fresh rose in winter
and soft as creamy soap.
She's a ship afloat in a sea
of sparkling diamonds and jade.
She's a treasured book to read
with just one copy made.
She's unique and irreplaceable
and now that she's seventeen.
The world awaits the spectacular
the charming dancing queen!
3 comments:
If you want to get carbonated, Abba and Mama Mia is the best!
Did you sing this one to her, Diane?
I suggested to my wife to see this movie with her friend. But the friend's daughter criticized it and so, unfortunately, she didn't go.
Off course, I sang it to her. But not too loud. Both my daughters loved it. It's just plain fun and it makes you feel GREAT.
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