LAUGHTER

I can still hear the laughter coming from my kids,

Playing tag or in a castle where they hid.

One is quiet and shy, the other is very loud

I love them so much and I’m very proud.

 

I don’t know why they had to be switched,

It’s all gone and I’m no longer rich,

I miss her curls and one calling me Dad,

It’s an unthinkable story and awful sad.

 

How do I know if one likes computers and the other dolls?

They are not my children as I put up a wall,

They will call me crazy but I know my own blood,

It’s unbelievable but I know that they are duds.

 

Was it my son who went on the ice?

Or my daughter in a dress looking pretty and nice,

Being away from your kids for that long of a time,

IT’s not fun, just like lemons and limes.

 

One is smart, the other one shines so bright,

I wish I could see them with all my might,

If I could sit by them and read them a book,

Will make me happy and give me a million dollar look.

 

It’ been a lie to me for a year and a half,

Innocent children, just like little calves,

Missing their father and don’t know who he is,

I’ll do anything, to let them know that they are his.