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To BillyTo my son Bill on his 35th birthday I see a serious little boy Who is my son, my pride and joy. Now he`s doing all he can Since he`s grown into a man. Army days you`ve left behind Successful `though, I think you`ll find. Children grown `cause you`re a dad Yes another likely lad. Now you teach others your trade It`s a lovely life you`ve made. You can hold your head up high As you reach up for the sky. I look back down all the years And I won`t shed any tears I love you son and always will Happy birthday my boy Bill. Vote for this poem |
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