Daddy's Little Girl Poem by Cathy Chavis

Daddy's Little Girl



Innocence and purity of a 5 year old girl
Her family, her life and the lies that were told

You see....I would never really know what it is like to be pure
Because I am....just a shameful little girl
My innocence stolen, left here to deal with pain; with no real cure

Searching for someone who would protect me from this shame
Living with a secret and God knows with no one to blame

I want to bring you back and make you pay
You should be the one asking for forgiveness....would my request follow with an unwanted kiss?

I shamefully bury the evils that have consumed my soul
Am I responsible for a monster so cold?

Daddy's little girl feeling much like a woman
My innocence stolen by an ex-navy crewman

Don't worry Daddy your secret is safe with me
Until that fateful day.....I realize I and only I hold the key.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Harry Couchon Jr 16 May 2008

Cathy I also have a piece titled Daddy's Little Girl. Reading yours, I felt a sense of horror wondering how any man could behave that way with his own daughter I love my daughters and would never have subjected them to that.

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Cathy Chavis

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