Sometimes I wonder What it would be like To feel that stirring within me. To feel that first kick inside, Knowing there was that little someone Depending on me, Just waiting to come into this world.
Sometimes I wonder About the joy a woman must feel To announce to her loved one That she had been blessed And would be expecting their child. How proud she must be When she tells her family the good news.
Sometimes I wonder What it would be like to feel Another life growing inside my own, Knowing its very existence depended on me. To experience that beautiful nine months, Of growing anticipation Before feeling the pain of giving birth.
Sometimes I wonder What it would have been like To see my child grow from tot to teen And all the years that went in between. To hold her close to my heart, To experience that bond that Only a Mother and her child could share.
Sometimes I wonder And it makes me so blue. How my life would have turned out, Had I not lost my child fifteen years ago. But I thank my lucky stars, That I have people to love. (Jeff, Nicki and Che). ...Still... Sometimes I Wonder.
Talk about a lump forming in a reader's THROAT while reading this! As a mother, I could NEVER fathom the loss of a child. Makes me want to hug all of their naughtiness out of them. You have knocked this page out with your heart. Excellent job! Touched me.
Beautifully said, Jenni...I have been there so long ago and I know that loss. Nothing brings that back or ever answers that question with all conviction. My thoughts are with you.
Amor
This is something I have never wondered about. Admire those who take up the challenge and try to raise decent children in today's world. Good poem. Heartfelt.
Thank you, Tee... I guess spending the last two weeks with my teenaged nephew and his bigger brother kinda sparked off something in me..
Thanks, all, for your kind comments..
Jenni
A wicked Cajun Fairy named Robes Pierre entered the impenetrable Magical doll land of Sha Bebe. Queen Faustina, the ruler of the doll land, thought she had destroyed him, but he's back! Will the doll land survive his evil ways?
It's almost Christmas. Lynn Basil is writing her last book about a secret entrance into the magical doll land of Sha Bebe that she loves so much. Bagannos have taken over the world! Lynn finally meets her dolls in real life. Can she write in a Secret
Superb work here on wondering, just touches me with reminiscings of when I used to wonder!!!!
~Nikki~
Reindeer
~Chrissie
Talk about a lump forming in a reader's THROAT while reading this! As a mother, I could NEVER fathom the loss of a child. Makes me want to hug all of their naughtiness out of them. You have knocked this page out with your heart. Excellent job! Touched me.
Thanks,
Emilie
Amor
Thanks, all, for your kind comments..
Jenni
In Spirit,
Bear
Leland