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Fathers Day 2010: Morning, Dad By Shamarie Claiborne A poem for my dad, Jimmy Harper. Since I was a child, my dad has called me in the mornings to ensure I was awake. After I got older, I now call him and say I am up. This poem is about my dad, that ritual, and just how much I love him. by Shamarie Claiborne My Dad has never failed me yet;-Shamarie Claiborne, for Father's Day, June 20, 2010 This story was posted on 2010-06-20 10:19:14
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