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Ruth
Ann
by Margaret Hodapp |
F or a sweet child who has become a fine
woman...
Ten tiny fingers and ten tiny toes
A rosebud mouth and a cute button nose
Soft wisps of blond hair
And a sweet blue-eyed stare
Now she's a woman grown
with a home of her own
And I am proud of the woman I see.
I miss my girl baby
Who sat on my knee
But I am so proud
Of the lovely woman I see.
Where is my little girl?
With the soft golden curls
Who served imaginary tea,
To her daddy and me
Now a woman grown
With a good life of her own
And I am so proud of the woman I see.
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Ms. Hodapp is a senior citizen. Her books are about
women over forty and their fictional stories.
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