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Babies' Hill by Sally Odgers Wednesday, March 10, 2004 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
The wind is never still Up on Babies' Hill Coloured windmills flutter The breeze blows as it will Toys and flowers lie fading Softly in the rain A tearful gaiety Preserves Love for children missed So sorely; yet their graves are kissed- Are kissed- Day by day by angels As sun and wind blow over grass and fill- And fill- With breathing memories and pain The grass on Babies' Hill As flowers fade in the rain.

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