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Poem for Parent's Anniversary - An Example
Dear Mom and Dad,
Anthony and Sofia DeLuca,
The sweetest, truest dears.
It's their wedding anniversary,
Married sixty years!
They met back in San Pedro,
At a football game?
Mom says no, they were cruising
Pacific Ave, just the same.
Mom liked Dad being Italian,
And that he seemed a real bad boy.
Dad liked Mom being Italian,
And a good girl…oh…for joy!
When the folks were dating,
Money was a blur.
But Dad stepped up big time,
Bought Mom a store-front fur.
The lining was a little faded,
But the price was low and smart.
Best of all, Mom loved it,
It really touched her heart.
They married and had 3 daughters,
The beauty always shows…
In their Italian eyes
And that classic De Luca nose.
Maria is the eldest,
Gabriella followed suit.
Then came little Liliana,
Life was sure a hoot.
Mom and Dad love to travel,
And trouble is their bane.
Like their fabled trip
Aboard a sleeper train.
Dad slept in the top bunk,
Harnessed in to avoid a fall.
Getting down in the morning,
That harness caused hell for all.
Dad's leg got tangled in it,
And he was hanging acrobat style.
Mom's laughter was heard train-wide,
And you'd be blinded by her smile.
Another time Dad had chest pains,
Thought a heart attack was looming thick.
Mom said "Let's go to the hospital…
Right after I put on my lipstick."
Five grandkids came in due time,
Tony and Jason, part of the story.
Accompanied, most wonderfully,
By Susan, Dina and Cory.
Mom's so sweet the grandkids
Call her Grandma Honey.
Dad's Sunday pasta is our Italo soul food,
He's our cook - and so darn funny!
So typical of our Dad,
Driving high in Canada's mountains, true.
After a few tasty beers,
He let little Anthonyy drive…whoopty-doo!
Mom said the rosary over and over,
Thinking that all was done.
But Anthony brought us down quite safe,
Dad is sure great fun.
He always called his daughters
His Three Flowers, all so great.
And now there are five GREAT grandkids,
Ah, family life is first rate.
Mom and Dad are still so active,
Wake up and the day is all go.
Sure is wonderful, the life they lead,
And how we all love them so.
Thank you both for all you are,
And all you've ever done.
You mean the world to all of us,
You're warm as the summer sun.
With wishes that are boundless,
Like the skies above.
Mom and Dad, for you forever,
All our greatest love.
Love,
Maria, Gabriella and Liliana
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