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Daddy, Daddy


2 years old

She saw mommy and daddy arguing

Daddy dropped his suitcase by the door.

She hold him tight and said

"Daddy, Daddy don't leave"

Daddy's Little Girl

Seeing her daddy leave, when she was young

caused a lot of fears in his little girl life

Daddy's Little Girl

As she has grown up, she barely asks her daddy for anything

She stills says

"Daddy, Daddy don't leave"

Daddy's Little Girl

As she write this poem

she is in tears thinking

Why and holding on 

Why did Daddy leave?

Why he left when she needed her daddy the most?

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