Jean Ann, His Other Daughter

P Patti Masterman
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Jean Ann, his other daughter; The one I never knew, And I was quite surprised to learn The baby shoes, were yours. Your life upset by parting, Divorce- that awful blade- That parted you from father; And enemies were made. I don't know what they told you, Of him or of his ways, Or if you knew he moved at all, In your worlds younger days. I want to tell you, Jean Ann, That a sweeter man was not, And what your mother wanted, Divorcing, was not got. She only served to distance, The dearest thing he loved- It's my duty now to tell you, He's not here, but now above. If heaven's not a rumor, Where the decent people go, He'd be the first in line there- Because he loved you so. (written for Jean Ann, wherever she may be)

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