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MY BABY'S TEARS
Is that a furrow on your forehead, And a tiny frown upon
your face? Whatever shall I do with you To get them both erased?
A pouty lip is not becoming, Nor sad tears upon your
cheek, What awful thing has happened To make my baby weep?
Your tiny body's racked with sobs, Your baby face is
red, Your little arms wave frantically, Your chubby legs dance on the
bed.
I will take this squirming bundle, And with my arms create
a nest, There, there, my little armful, No more tears while you're at rest.
This world, I think, is frightening, I understand your
fears, But, oh my darling baby, That's why your Mama's
here.
So close your eyes and trust me, I will hum a
lullaby, The two of us will rock together, Until you no longer cry.
Your dilemma solved so easily, Your baby tears now
gone, Would I could do this for you, darling, Throughout your lifetime
on.
When you've grown and left my side, You won't remember
this, You will not recall at all How you were soothed and kissed.
But I think I understand Why you cry, my
dear, Leaving heaven, coming earthward, Is reason enough for tears.
Virginia (Ginny) Ellis Copyright November
2002 ~ Revised 2005 ~ 2006


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