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My Precious Daughter Lindsey
I remember it well, the day you were born
Everyone was happy, smiling faces adorn
The epitome of what every baby girl should be
You were loved so much, anyone could see.
A year passed by and then came your brother
You didn’t know how to handle having to share your mother
You adjusted and grew close to your brother Robbi
Two of you inseparable as two could ever be
A year and a half later, you fell ill
I prayed to God to give you strength and will
You fought hard and clung desperately to life
Until God summoned you home on that cold December night
Twenty-six years have passed slowly by
Robbi’s grown into a man, so handsome and shy
I know we’ll be together some day
Until then I just have one thing to say
I love you, I miss you so terribly
My baby, my precious daughter Lindsey
(This poem is provided at Poem About Still Loving Child Years After Death, My Precious Daughter Lindsey )
I remember it well, the day you were born
Everyone was happy, smiling faces adorn
The epitome of what every baby girl should be
You were loved so much, anyone could see.
A year passed by and then came your brother
You didn’t know how to handle having to share your mother
You adjusted and grew close to your brother Robbi
Two of you inseparable as two could ever be
A year and a half later, you fell ill
I prayed to God to give you strength and will
You fought hard and clung desperately to life
Until God summoned you home on that cold December night
Twenty-six years have passed slowly by
Robbi’s grown into a man, so handsome and shy
I know we’ll be together some day
Until then I just have one thing to say
I love you, I miss you so terribly
My baby, my precious daughter Lindsey
(This poem is provided at Poem About Still Loving Child Years After Death, My Precious Daughter Lindsey )