For Hannah who waits for me in Heaven
Ronda
rondam@cableone.net
God let us borrow one of his angels
We did not ask for how long.
We never imagined it would be so soon
that He would call his angel home.
She never had a birthday
or showed off her new shoes,
but she was so real to me,
this child I had to lose.
I never saw her laugh or smile
I never wiped her tears,
I'll never be able to hold her tight
Or take away her fears.
But she was the center of my life
as I felt her move and grow.
Why was she taken away from me?
Only our Father can know.
DELIVERY
Dixielady aka bgd
They said that I would never
Conceive a child.
To wish would be almost
The impossible dream.
The seventh year
I bore a son.
Three pounds of fighting
Life determined boy'.
He craved a brother,
This fair-haired four year old,
Even a sister would do!
We tried many times,
We often came close.
But our prayers were lost,
With the dying of the unborn.
We tried again and again,
For him
Almost five.
This journey as delicate
And as fragile as a rose.
Shrouded in tension
And mounting fear.
Until the final days
A sigh of relief
As my time grew near
I dared to feel excitement
and tender dreams
Of a bright tomorrow.
Placed on the table,
in the delivery room
Cold metal against my back
I Shivered with excitement
With the wonder of sharing
In the birth
Of this special child.
Feeling the pressure
Of the baby's head,
Anxious with the desire
Of being born.
The doctor working at my feet
Nurses busy all around
"Its a girl"
I heard him Say!
He placed her tiny ,
Still wet body,
Upon my breast
I view her,
My daughter
For the first
and last time.
"Stat" the doctor screamed.
"Code B"
As they whisked her from my arms
And my life.
There were many sounds
Of crying
Except my own.
I knew, why could they
Not tell me
That my little girl was dead?
The nurses eyes
Moist with tears
Spoke volumes
As they turned
And sadly walked away.
Honey!
Brenda Estrada
ccindi1@sirgeorge.com
Mother, many years has passed since you left us for a more peaceful place, and yet our very souls ache for you. Wait for us, Mom for what comforts us is the belief that you will once again hold us in your arms.
Your Children Augie, Olga, Norma & Brenda