The Promise Of A Butterfly , Messages Given (poem) by Teresa Redmond on AuthorsDen

The Promise Of A Butterfly , Messages Given
by Teresa Redmond → (All Poetry by Teresa Redmond)
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We Lost Andrea at 3 months old she was a water head baby, Ryan at 14 months to a infection in is air ways and Cody we lost when he was 6 years old to cerabal palsy and other health issues, This poem was for anyone who has lost a child to illness in hope that they no there child is with God please leave review thanks

THE PROMISE OF A BUTTERFLY Where do they go when they die so young? Their life never really begun. Sick from the day they are born, Is it fair God? To make their young life so forlorn? You�re not to question why it has to be this way. You take all he gives day by day. Dakota, Ryan, Andrea, and Sara Why can�t their lives be a little fairer? Their little bodies crippled and broken, Their eyes that never see a butterfly. And still you�re not to question why? Then comes the day when they go away, No more medicine or hospital stays. You know you�ll miss them very much You�ll never again be able to touch. You think of the loved ones who�s gone on before, They�ll greet your babies at heavens door. It takes some of the pain away, Because now you know they�ll be able to play. Free of pain and crippling disease, Now your child�s able to see. The things you wanted your baby to do, GOD finally kept his promise to you. BY Teresa L Redmond ISBN 1-4241-1388-1��

Reviewed by Robert Harrison (Reader)

Reviewed on October 4, 2006

I wonder if you realy know and understand, how much truth you spoke of in your poem. "Their pain was but for a short moment". Now they are in the service of their God.

Reviewed by Connie Faust

Reviewed on September 19, 2006

Jesus loves the little children, and welcomes them with open arms. Even while on earth, He said they should come to Him. I know they are overflowing with happiness now. And you have wisely chosen to bless God in the hardest circumstances. He will continue to use you, with the pain you have endured, to bless others.
It's a beautiful poem.
Connie

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Reviewed on August 23, 2006

That you are able to write about it is a blessing.Thank you for sharing.I lost a son, and can only imagine what you have gone through.Your story/poem will help others to se what faith and trust in God can do.You are a fine example for Him!

Eileen

Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)

You've had your share of pain and I admire your strength. For you accept God's will. Not many do. But who can understand God's ways? Not us, mere mortals. I agree with you that such children who die young are in a better place than we are. They are God's favorites.

Reviewed by Bobbi Duffy

What can one say about such a poem. It is softening to my heart that was hardened by the death of my six day old granddaughter ten years ago. My only consulation is that I know she is with God and will never again feel the pain of her heart failing again. Thank you.

Bobbi