Cleaning out my closet, I found a basket of yarn, it had
Been there for years; though I couldn’t remember why.
I used to love to knit but for a reason forgotten, don’t know
Why I quit.
And that’s when it came to light. For in my basket lay an
Unfinished blanket of blue, pink and white. The hurt came
Roaring back into what happened that awful night. The blanket
was for a dear little babe, my sister’s daughter, her life.
She came into this world with her sweet blue eyes, a little cherub,
an angel in a bassinet; that gave everyone a smile.
But the smile was to be a short lived one, for after three weeks,
In the middle of the night, she died.
My sister wailed for her child, there was nothing that could be said
Just let her grieve, the process would take many days, she than cried
Angrily, how can my baby be dead?!
That was many years ago, but I couldn’t finish the blanket when
all I did was cry. So I put my knitting in a basket, and hid it in a
corner far away. It stayed there for the longest time, I don’t know
why I found it that day.
I thought about hiding it again, but that would be a foolish thing. A new
babe was soon to be born, it had to be complete.
So when my granddaughter made her entrance into this world,
She clutched a blanket in her tiny hands. A blanket knit by day
and night...one of blue and pink and white.
Regis
Hugs
Kathy
Christine
Bless you and your granddaughter. -gene.
But I am thrilled to know you finished the blanket & gave your gift of love through each pearl knit
Much Love & Happiness To You & Your Fdamily
Vickie
A tearful, heart-wrenching penning . . . blessings!!
Hugs,
Lance
Edwin
Georg
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Be always safe,
Karen
With Love,
Cindy
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
So beautiful and heartbreaking, thank you for having the strength to share this.
John