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Created on: September 22, 2008
A mother's joy
A girl or boy
Maybe both
Maybe more
Is what's in store
A father's pride
A grin as wide
As a harbor's mouth
A family now
Parents, you can take a bow
A new life here on earth
A tiny baby for all it's worth
Congratulations to you both
New beginnings ,a precious gift
The miracle of birth.
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Poetry: On birth
(This is not a rhyming poem, but one of prose.)
SUMMER BIRTH
Restless, rolling, sweating, unsleeping,
I mentally try to push
by J. D. Stone
The waters will still ebb and flow,
the moon still pull the tide,
but nothing could be more naturally so,
then the tears from
From the cradle of innocent birth,
we embrace the touch of immaculate worth,
amidst sweeping streams of miracles,
Begins the passage of time,
Marking down the date,
We will mark the passage of time,
I have marked this fourty-seven times,
Living
by Mary Tyrer
"A New Life"
Sitting here lonely in a waiting room
Silence is all around, and all we can do is wait.
Listening for the cry
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