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Books
· Simon the Snowman

· Beside Still Waters

· Under Amber Skies

· Coastal Whispers


Short Stories
· Finding Ricky's Voice

· Worries Are Like Small Potatoes

· Five Generations of Women, Five Generations of Strength

· The Adventures of Gillyboat and Flea

· A Mug of Dreams

· The Man in Gray

· Parsley Rabbit Learned a Life Lesson

· All I Want for Christmas....

· The Grand Prize

· The Magic Bunny


Articles
· Love Letters for Valentine's Day

· Daddy’s Spirit Keeps Fallen Fathers in Children’s Hearts, Year-Round

· Broadcasting Relationship “Status” (on a shirt)? Is It Funny or Desperate?

· Resurrecting Love at Easter: Is It a Good Idea?

· The X’s & O’s of Love & Romance

· Relationship Obituaries: A New Way to Move Forward?

· Marriage Proposals by Women: Tips and Is Trend Really for Leap Year Only?

· The “After-Valentine” Valentine’s Day

· Valentine’s Day Gifts: Are Secrets and Surprises Taboo?

· Re-gifting (for the Right Reasons)


Poetry
· Fleeting Verse

· As I Was Leaving

· A Letter to Emily

· Empty Box

· Flying Free

· Life As I Now Know It

· For Susan Bachman – Missing from Pennsylvania

· Soft Light of Solitude

· Budding Relationships

· The Heartfelt Gift

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· Jill Eisnaugle Scores Third Place in Writer's Weekly Contest

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· Featured Author on Five More Minutes With

· Card contest win meaningful for daughter, Jill Eisnaugle, on Father's Day

· Jill Eisnaugle's Hallmark Card to be Sold in Stores

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Now and Always

by Jill Eisnaugle — Read all 611 poems by Jill Eisnaugle

As some of you may remember, last November a dear friend of mine lost her son to miscarriage when the baby was 18 weeks gestation. Today is the day which would have been the baby's due date. To support my friend and to express what I am sure she is feeling, this day, I wrote this poem.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

 

Though God brought us together
For a moment or two
My angel, now and always
You were a wish come true
You were the life within me
My joy, my breath, my hope
Without you, I am hollow
I now struggle to cope
The windy days fall silent
Our legacy seems lost
The teardrops never-ending
Express death’s bitter cost
At night, sometimes, I hold you
If only in my dreams
My little boy so precious
Now resting with moonbeams
Your time on earth was tragic
Your seconds were too few
Yet, you’ve changed my life forever
In ways you never knew
You taught me to be humble
You showed me how to smile
You gave me something priceless
Love that crosses each mile
You left this world so early
Though, I respect God’s plan
Some angels are too brilliant
To live with mortal man
You had your father’s cheekbones
And my pure heart of gold
My angel, now and always
My soul shall remain cold

Quite often I had spoken
Of how today should be
Our first meeting so special
Just you, daddy, and me
But, God saw something in you
Something wondrous and rare
Henceforth, He soon decided
You were more needed there
Today is marred by sorrow
By dreams that cannot be
But, I know some tomorrow
You will rest near to me
One day we’ll be united
A mother and her son
Within the gates of Heaven
Where our love was begun
Though God brought us together
For one moment on earth
My angel, you are with me
You’ve given my life worth
My soul may now be hollow
My tears may never dry
But, of this much I’m certain
I’m your mom ‘til I die
This was to be your birthdate
The day when dreams began
A time for celebration
Now lost amid God’s plan
Please know how much I love you
Though we are far apart
Sweet dreams, my angel baby
You’ll always hold my heart

© 2009 – Jill Eisnaugle’s Poetry Collection


 
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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on May 7, 2009
This is a beautiful and heart-touching poem.I enjoy reading it,take care

Edwin

Reviewed on May 7, 2009
This is so beautiful and describes exquisitely a mother's heart.
You poem is a soothing balm for one whose loss will take time to heal.

Cynthia

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on May 7, 2009
One that I know, should have read this poem before a voluntarily "miscarriage" that put in the heart of the father a wound that will never close.
In Mother's Day you friend will have more than a time to remember, and she is fortunate to have friends that care and write with such compassion.

Georg


Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on May 6, 2009
sensitive and beautiful write

Reviewed on May 6, 2009
Sad, but so beautiful! Well done, Jill; brava!

(((HUGS))), much love, and continued prayers~

As always, your friend in Burleson, Karen Lynn. :)

Reviewed by Lew Duffey
Reviewed on May 6, 2009
Beautiful! Sad... but beautiful..... Not so sad. Sounds like you have known happiness.
God bless,
Lew

Reviewed by Paul Berube
Reviewed on May 6, 2009
Excellent write Jill. Bless you for doing this.


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