I'm an elderly lady with three grown children, two granddaughters, and five great grandchildren two cats. love coffee and chocolate.
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Wow, Eileen. Thank you so much, my friend. I’m gonna have to check my spambox, maybe it escaped there. Aren’t you kind to do so. I’m glad to meet you here. 💖
Hi, I sometimes think it’s sad. I wonder if through the years did the poem get passed on through many hands and might have even been re-written. Was the writer of the poem not happy with what was written so chose not to own up to the words? I searched it as far as I could and came up with nothing new, also Wikipedia has nothing on it.
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What a beautiful line of thoughts. I love the rhythm. Indeed, daddies must learn to walk a little slower for their kids to follow closely. 🙏
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Hello Lamittan, thank you for visiting and commenting, I agree.
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You’re most welcome, Eileen.
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Hi, I thought I sent a comment to you this a.m. but just in case it didn’t take I’ll say again, thank you Lamittan. I visited your blog and love it!
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Wow, Eileen. Thank you so much, my friend. I’m gonna have to check my spambox, maybe it escaped there. Aren’t you kind to do so. I’m glad to meet you here. 💖
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Thank you for sharing such a lovely and touching poem, Eileen. I’ve seen many beautiful poems by unknown authors and often wonder who they may be. 💖
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Hi, I sometimes think it’s sad. I wonder if through the years did the poem get passed on through many hands and might have even been re-written. Was the writer of the poem not happy with what was written so chose not to own up to the words? I searched it as far as I could and came up with nothing new, also Wikipedia has nothing on it.
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