Wherein now, my stillborn?

by Mark   Jul 9, 2018


Wherein the haven, dwells my stillborn child?
The crib could not illumine gilt enough
or crafted pure, as love and kin is styled
albeit cushioned - in abodes of fluff.

To wonder, eases tears regarding why
and tunes the silence of the still bluebirds,
as Springs' rebirthing season traversed by
which lingers only clouding grey, an' girds.

As I remain within the sombre sky
and plead of brighter days - to this unborn,
it dawns as timely - everyone shall die
and light shall perish all the darkened mourn.

Wherever wings the baby souled divine
assure to find - O' little one, and mine.

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  • 5 years ago

    by Brenda

    Mark, sadly beautiful...I feel your loss in every word. Hugs-

  • 5 years ago

    by Michael

    Mark,

    A real heart-hitter, sad and moving.
    Very well written fella
    Michael

  • 5 years ago

    by deeplydesturbed

    I am so glad this is nominated Marky.
    What a sad piece :(
    I'd like to know where this piece was motivated from.. if you are okay with that...

  • 5 years ago

    by Dagmar Wilson

    Glad to see this nominated. All the very best

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