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Shannon's Plannin'.
(my 6-month old daughter)
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There once was a girl named Shannon.
A trip throughout home she was plannin’.
She took off so fast
Her walker just crashed…
And left her fast feet freely fannin’.
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by > Roamoff
composed 1989.
submitted 01 Apr 2006.
Copyright © 1989 by Roamoff.
Shannon's Plannin'.
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I love my daughter, Shannon, more than anything in the world. I wasn't there for most of her early childhood and teenage years. I wish I could have been there for her. She has inspired most of my best poetry. See all of those poems > here.
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