Monday, August 4, 2008

Baby Girls

All my life I've been surrounded by women
Starting with my mother
Then my elder sister
Then another
I once had two grandma's
They loved to feed me their cookin
All fortified I took a walk
Enjoying nature and just lookin
I came across another
And eventually she became my wife
Included in the deal came a daughter
That really changed my life
Now years later my mom and grandma's gone
The circle of life begins again
The roles begin to change
My wife becomes a grandma
My daughter becomes a mom
Because the life growing inside her womb
It's a baby girl we're told
And one day she'll become a women, a mom
And a grandma when she gets old
So what's the moral of the story?
I don't know, but I think I'm blessed
Cause I'm still surrounded by beautiful women
And I think that they're the best!

6 comments:

Patti said...

dougie you're a poet!!!!!!!!!!!

nice.

D_Morrison said...

Last night we got to hear the baby's heart beat for almost half an hour. It was great. I could have fallen asleep to that wonderful sound.

Read my upcomming blog for more details!

Meredith said...

aw, that's nice!
and dan -- wow - that's wonderful

Don G said...

Great tribute Doug. Neatly said. Soon you'll be sleeping with a grandmother. It gets better with age---like fine wine.

Dougie G said...

Thanks ya'll. Hope there's more to come. I like writng poems. It's fun. Especially limericks.
Here's one ( I didn't write it though)

There was a man from Berneath
That sat on his set of false teeth
He jumped up with a cry
Oh me! Oh my!
I think I've been bit underneath!

That's a funny one eh!

Anonymous said...

Dougie, I cannot wait to start this next chapter of our lives.
Lots of spoiling and babysitting ahead.It was your poems that won my heart.
Ruth