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Better for your Daughter

In that moment when it's just you and your little girl

and you inwardly smile at her and the sweet innocence

when you feel like you drown in her eyes and beauty

the moment when she turns and connects with your eyes

and for that second time stands still

 

There's nothing you wouldn't do to protect her

There's no way you would allow anyone to hurt her

and yet

how many daughters have you stripped innocence from?

how many have you built up the dream only to **** it away?

 

Remember that...the next time you look into your daughters face

Will she meet a man just like you someday?

 

Let's only hope better for her

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maggie-olivia
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Feb 15, 2012
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