Forever Sixteen Poem by Harry J. Couchon Jr
Forever Sixteen
Oh how life can be so mean
Death took you my daughter, at sweet sixteen
Never to.fulfill your heart's desires
My tears could quench raging fires
Holly Anne my baby, I hope you knew
That I your father, really loved you
I tried to show you the best I could
I'd of done anything for you yes I would
Your death, my life's greatest tragedy
Losing the one who meant all to me
My little girl, you made life worth living
I beg God to let me be forgiving
And now you'll be forever sixteen
God, thank You for all those years between
Baby, toddler, teenager, every single day
The memories of my daughter always will stay
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4/26/2024 1:19:06 AM # 1.0.0.1119
That's so sad, beautiful yet so sad. I am so sorry that you lost your daughter and it must be so painful. You have a deep, meaningful poem here and again i am real sorry.