I Picked You
When it was my turn to leave heaven
And God said to me "go pick,
It's time for you to find your Father
Make sure it's one who'll stick
You need a Dad who'll help you grow,
A Dad who'll teach you right
You need a Dad that you can love
And who'll love you right on sight.
Pick a Dad that you can trust
A Dad that's good through and through"
I looked all over heaven that day
And of course, I picked YOU!
The time came later when I grew up
And then became a wife
And what do you know I earned a gift
A SECOND Dad for life!
When the choosing fell on me again,
I picked one that was strong and true
A man I was proud to know
As father-in-law I picked YOU
Another choice then fell on me
The easiest in the world
To make a family, make YOU a Dad
So we had a little girl
You were just so good at being Dad
And watching you brought me such joy
We added to your fatherhood
With a darling baby boy!
I've been too lucky in picking Dad's
They've given their love, so true!
What a blessing in life it's been
That for Father, "I picked you"
Bare with me, I realized today,
I don't have many pictures of my Dad.
Or my father-in-law
...or Jordan with the kids.
Must be a Dad thing?
And also it's been a LONG time since I've written anything,
So I am VERY rusty.
But you get the message.
And you'll love me anyway right?
:-)
Did you write that? SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteI have been out of town for so long and I didn't even know that you hadn't been posting! I wouldn't have judged you except now you said something! Tsk tsk on not posting. :)
I love the D-A-D pictures! Adorable!
I am half Scottish so my grandparents took me there after my junior year in high school. It was amazing!
You made me realize that I post about a lot of random things. In one week I ranted, got all sentimental, recapped our lives, and said many weird things. Oh blogging is great.
Awe, well you offically succeded in making me cry, so way to go! :) haha. Love the poem, I think it's fantastic :) If you haven't already, you should totally print it out, and frame it :)
ReplyDeleteVery good job on the poem. Even if you felt a little rusty writing again, I couldn't tell. It was well done. :)
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