I want my babies back

by Mr. Darcy   Sep 29, 2008


Tidal waves of anguish
Tear at my bleeding heart.
My mind can't comprehend
The nightmare that has past.

Yesterday a mother
my future full of dreams,
Today my broken mind,
Spews agonising screams.

My babies deserved life,
A chance to touch their star,
Their chance suffocated
via selfish vengeful scar.

Fate dealt them a monster,
he drifted on death's cloud,
...but all I saw was love,
So blind... I see that now!

My eyes see so clearly,
The horror that now cries,
My babies are now gone
..Forever dead, I realise.

..sleep now my babies, may you find your happy dreams in heaven. Mummy loves you so much. xxxx

Ellie aged 3 and her sister, Isobel, 14 months
May you both rest in peace.

09.32
23.09.08

I read this story today and it shocked me enough to write about it. Here is the link to the full horror: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article4801912.ece

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  • 17 years ago

    by Grant Gilbert AKA Slash

    Michael i almost didn't comment on this poem , it saddened me so my immediate response was extreme anger to the point of wanting to throttle the sod.
    This has become a rather unfortunate occurence these past few years on a more and more regular basis.
    Very well written

    Grant

  • 17 years ago

    by Crystal Rose Blooming

    This is a sad situation that you have written with a careful and caring pen. It broke my heart, our children are so precious and look what happens to some.

  • 17 years ago

    by Coco Bean

    Wow. how sad for her. I felt anguish and I don't know them. beautiful poem.

  • 17 years ago

    by jess and cait

    Fate dealt them a monster,
    he drifted on death's cloud,
    ...but all I saw was love,
    So blind... I see that now!

    my fav part such a sad story

  • 17 years ago

    by Somber Esprit

    Beautifully written, if such horror can be described thus. I got chills that's for sure!

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