Tuesday, October 6, 2009

A Poem

For the man who has my heart;

and the promise never to part.

For the Dad to our son;

and the days of being young.

For the Dad to our daughter;

our blood is thicker than water.

For holding hands while we sleep;

and the rings I'll always keep.

For not having all the money;

priceless is the name of "Honey..''

And in those moments when I'm ''smart''

thanks for putting the horse...before the cart.

Happy Birthday, darling, sweetheart.


From me.

8 comments:

  1. What a lovely poem Dawn. You never cease to amaze me with your talents.
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your special one.

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  2. Happy Birthday JOAT! Wonderful poem Dawn.

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  3. How romantic to write him a poem. Hope he has a happy birthday.
    Marnie

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  4. Oh Dawn you are such a romantic! Happy Birthday to the love of your life! He has such a kind face...you can see in his eyes that he loves you so and is a very special guy. Have a great b-day together. By the way...nice job on those chairs for your mom! I can see that it was a collaborative effort....you and the hubs! I wish I knew how to do that and many of the other things you do so well.

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  5. Happy Birthday to Jack Of All Trades! And now we see you are a poet as well as seamstress, doll restorer, furniture restorer, and on and on. No ending for your talents girl...

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  6. Wow Dawn, awesome poem!!!

    Happy Birthdat to my son-in-law!!!! I love you too. I remember your mother said to me one time that if she had picked a wife for her son she could not have done a better job. I feel the same way, I could not have come close to the choice that Dawn made. So glad you are part of my family.

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  7. Sounds like you have a wonderful marriage. The poem was very lovely. Hope your husband has a happy day.

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  8. As the blog was coming up, I'm thinking, "Now who is this handsome guy?" I should have known.....Happy Birthday to You! Who made the better catch here? Hugs, Kathleen

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