My sweet missed girl "Dolly"
by John Babb
(Weare NH)
My Sweet Girl
Dolly, As I brought you home 11 years ago, how my life changed, because you, Dolly, gave the meaning of love a new name. The happy faces you brought not only to me but to whoever walked by our home, all the little kids who used to look forward to seeing you because of of your sweet personality.
I know for more than a fact where you are now you are giving all the small children the same laughs and smiles that you gave us all here.
I brought you home in my small pocket on my chest shirt and to see you now in a small wooden box with a small little bag of ashes just kills me, cause you, Dolly, should be here making people smile. I feel I'm the one who should be in this small bag.
Dolly, I promise you I will see you again. You just have fun where you are. One day as you look in the distance, that person you think may be me will be. I love you my sweet girl, I love you........Daddy
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