JHENÉ



In your eyes, I see a world so bright,
My precious daughter, my guiding light.
With every step you take, I’m filled with pride,
In your laughter and joy, my heart finds its ride.

From the first moment we met, a bond so true,
I’ll always be here to support and see you through.
Through ups and downs, thick and thin,
My love for you, my dear, will never dim.

You’re my sunshine on a cloudy day,
In your presence, all my worries fade away.
Your smile, your grace, light up my life,
My beloved daughter, my eternal delight.

As you grow and learn, spread your wings so wide,
Know that I’ll be there, right by your side.
So, cherish each moment, reach for the stars above,
My dearest daughter, you are cherished and loved.

About this poem

The poem can be described as a heartfelt expression of the deep love and pride you feel for your daughter. It captures the joy, support, and enduring affection you have for her as she navigates through life. The verses highlight the special moments, the unwavering support, and the timeless bond between a parent and their beloved daughter.

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Written on September 11, 2023

Submitted by brice_m on December 14, 2023

Modified by brice_m on December 14, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABB CCXX DDXA BBXX
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 728
Words 153
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4

Brice MOUSSOKI

Born in Congo, I embarked on my writing journey in 2012, a passion that has been a constant thread in the fabric of my life. Amid the bustling cityscape of Shanghai, I currently reside, working as a freelancer in the diverse realm of writing. Beyond the written word, my interests span a spectrum, from the thrill of football matches to the immersive world of video games. Finding solace in the pages of a good book or amidst nature during hikes, I weave together the varied threads of my experiences into the tapestry of my creative pursuits. more…

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