More poems about babies - 5
~ All poems collected (but not written) by Kathrine Jolle Wathne ~
The poems have been collected from different sources, and
unfortunately I have not always been able to find the author.
If you should know the name of any authors not credited;
please let me know!
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Our Baby Time goes by we are curiously waiting for you to be born Seth! Anixously we are wondering what you will look like. Probally blue eyes, my feet, his ears, my hair. Special and sweet as candy and he will be such a dandy. Treasure the moments with your baby they go fast and grow up so quickly to take pictures and enjoy your baby and make it last forever! The day you are born will be a very special day for mommy , daddy as we can't wait until you are with us. It will be blast and full of memories to last. I love the way you make me feel when you are kicking, moving it is amazing feeling to feel! Hearing the heartbeat on the first sonogram and seeing the heartbeat beating on the screen we were blazed with excitement and amazed by the look of a human being inside of me! How exciting! Love, Julie Fredde
Draven
With
eyes that twinkle, twinkle so blue You
are my love, my hope, my joy
I love you more than words can show
I wish I could have just one more day
I never knew someone so tiny, so small,
so shy
But the tears were always tears of joy ~by Deborah Stone ~
The Gift of Life Heaven sent An answered prayer Works of Almighty For you alone Author: Stephanie C Brown
My Baby Boy and Me ~ Jane Triplett ~
Day One
Your eyes creep open like Two tiny cracks in a china cup. Your Fat fingers grapple air Casting a spell.
Gigantic forms murmur and coo As you pass day one. Lazily you kick An imaginary balloon.
Satisfied, you close your eyes. Silence surrounds your tiny frame You sleep. Day one is over.
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*BUTTERFLY*
~ A MOTHERS LOVE ~ Dear First Born: I've
always loved you best because you were my miracle. You were the
genesis of a marriage and the fulfilment of young love. You
sustained me through the hamburger years, the first apartment
(furnished in Early Poverty), and my first mode of transportation
(feet).
Dear Middle Child: You
were the one I relaxed with, and realized a dog could kiss you and
you wouldn't get sick. You could cross the street by yourself long
before you were old enough to get married . . . and you helped me
understand the world wouldn't collapse if you went to bed with dirty
feet.
To
The Baby:
. . . from a mother . . .
I would write a poem of baby, But there are no words that I know… No notes to this music that sings softly in my heart for my little one - Kristina Stein -
It seemed like forever, waiting patiently, impatienty, for you. now we are here, together sharing bottles,, diapers, and tears, loving unconditionally a person we just met knowing already,our hearts belong to you.
Written by
Roxanne Lavallee
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Monday's Child Is Fair Of Face
Monday's child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesday's child is full of woe, Thursday's child has far to go, Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturday's child works hard for a living, But the child born on a Sabbath day Is bonny and blithe, and good and gay.
- Author unknown -
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Do you have any poems about babies and/or children?
I would be very grateful for any contributions to include on this page!
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