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A Special Little Boy
by Michelle Lorraine Richardson
I feel the need to let him know
That through his actions he does sew
A little boy who needs his touch
He looks up to daddy, full of love
Yet, he also fears him- oh so much.
He looks into his daddy?s eyes
It seems there are so many lies
There should be fun and laughter, too
That?s what he expects from you.
He hears the anger and the shouting
Why does this happen, he asks out loud
I should have a daddy of whom I?m proud.
But instead I cower when you pass me by
Waiting for what next might fly.
What he needs are loves and hugs
Someone to tell him that he?s special
He?s the most important one of all
So he can stand ten feet tall
He?s a little boy, not a man
He doesn?t need to understand
The things that mum and dad talk about.
He doesn?t want to them scream and shout.
So, next time when you feel the need to shout
Make sure that he?s not about!
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