
Since I can remember,
I've wanted to be a mother.
I love holding my child.
She feels like a soft dream.
She smells of wishes.
Her laughter plays like a sweet symphony.
When I kiss her cheek, I taste the promise for the future.
When she grows,
She'll reach for my hand.
She'll be inquisitive and energetic.
I'll never tire of her hugs.
There is nothing like being a loving mother.
*
No, don’t take her away.
She’s mine.
Awareness comes involuntarily.
*
I hold my deceased premature baby in my arms.
She has no
Dreams,
Wishes,
Laughter,
Promise of a future.
They take her from me.
Grief doesn't begin to describe my anguish.
Yet,
I see my daughter with me,
This MUST be accurate.
Because...
Since I can remember,
I've wanted to be a mother.
I love holding my child.
About the Creator
Julie Lacksonen
I'm a soon-to-be retired music educator. This is my 40th and final year at the same school. I enjoy writing, reading, walking, swimming, and spending time with family.
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