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Two Poems from our Babies, Baby Showers Poetry Collection

 
 
WHEN A CHILD IS BORN IT IS A MIRACLE
   
Author: Frances Borkin
   
Poem:
WHEN A CHILD IS BORN IT IS A MIRACLE
   
  *W*hen children are born it's a wonderous thing.
*H*earing its cry opens mothering love.
*E*very new heartbeat reminds us of spring.
*N*ew life, new hope from creator above.

*A*nyone being there around this place

*C*herishes memories, stores more to last.
*H*oarding the smile of an innocent face,
*I*nter-relating with memories past.
*L*earning to know a wind-grin from a smile
*D*eepens the contact and makes us feel great.

*I*n these deep moments we all have a while
*S*miling and cooing to try and translate.

*B*ut all the laughter and joy that we know
*O*pens in us 'cause a child made it so.
*R*ight at the start when it made our heart sing,
*N*obody questioned this feeling of love

*I*f we looked closer t'would make our heads ring
*T*o know what treasure we have from above.

*I*n wiser moments, that sweet little face
*S*orts our soul-searching, erases our past.

*A*ll of our failings will go to a place,

*M*ended by one little smile that is vast.
*I*n one split second they cure us of bile,
*R*ages are buried and anger can wait.
*A*fter a while we just echo that smile,
*C*ured and forgetting all thought that was hate.
*L*et us give thanks for this wonder, and know
*E*very new miracle child helps us grow.


   
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MY MIRACLE
   
Author: Daniel Tichota
   
Poem: MY MIRACLE
   

In July 2001, my miracle began,
as I gently caressed my wife with my hand.
Through all the trying and a sudden loss,
all the prayers we took to the cross.
God had heard and now answered our cry,
then through a simple test, made our spirits fly!

“I’m pregnant!” she says with a smile on her face,
reflecting so brightly God’s soft touch of grace.
The excitement we have as we tell our friends,
the challenges we embrace, knowing the road bends.
All taken in stride and worth all the pain
to be in this place receiving great gain.

Weeks pass by turning to months
and I the father feel like a dunce.
Knowing nothing about raising a child
I study and read, trying not to go wild.
Will it ‘come to me’ as I’ve heard it said?
Time will tell; I go to bed.

Trips to the doctor, bones that are tender,
a decision made to not know the gender,
The stirs in the night, the kicks in the tummy,
the trips to the store to buy something yummy,
They all take their place on the road to birth
as my beautiful wife grows in her girth.

The day has come; the contractions won’t cease
yet somehow she finds a gentle peace.
In expectation we drive down the road
with overnight bags in the back quickly stowed.
To the hospital room where life will take place
and we’ll finally see our child face to face.

On April 19th her labor is done
and I have the privilege of holding our son.
As I hand him to her and she embraces him too,
I see just what a prayer can do.
This is my miracle, my gift from above
the ones I vow I will always love.
 
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