“Don’t ‘shush’ me.”
Connor cleared his throat and began to hum a melody.
Strawberry hair, sweet kisses
Breathe in and count my wishes
I reach out, touch your skin.
It’s not a dream
This is real
It’s not a dream
My girls, my life,
My daughter, my wife,
You own my heart
You are my world
You are my girls
My girls
Tiny hands, tiny toes
Your mother’s eyes and button nose
I reach out, touch your skin.
It’s not a dream
This is real
It’s not a dream
My girls, my life,
My daughter, my wife,
You own my heart
You are my world
You are my girls
My girls
His voice was the sweetest lullaby, but like I did with every song he wrote, I edited it … because I could.
“How do you know she has my eyes and button nose?”
“I just do.”
“She might have your nose.”