Sunday, October 10, 2010

For my Daughter-Changes

Changes

I have a teen age daughter

Her name is Emily Anne

I’m trying my best to teach her

Everything I possibly can

 

I guess I’d call her a rage'r

She’s smart, cute and funny

She’s my final teen-ager

I hope her days are sunny

 

She’s growing up and changing

Right in front of my eyes

Her priorities, she’s rearranging

She’s started talking to guys

She now has her first real boyfriend

He’s Allen Tucker and here’s the truth

First came Trevor

Who thought he was clever

But he was only aloof

 

Annie’s a little different

She has her own unique style

It’s in the way that she dresses

And what she confesses

When we are talking a while

I love to hear her smile

 

She just needs to find

 Her own path to follow

The choice is all up to her

Wrong choices, her life will be hollow

And time will have passed like a blur

That will be hard to swallow

 

So Annie please pay attention

To everything that you choose

Oh please just let me mention

This is the way you don’t lose

Think about it for a minute

It really isn’t news

 

God, life and everything else is your choice Annie. I love you so much.

Peace we out,

Dad

 

 

Randy McArthur

 

 

 

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