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angel


here i sit, in a white room.

i wonder if you will have my eyes.

i sit here, in a white room.

hoping that dad won't yell.

i am only a child after all, it seems i am still learning to talk

but you,an angel in my tummy will be the biggest lesson of them all.

i will keep you safe here in my belly for 9 more months, 

them i will hold you and love you the best i can.

i will forget the words to lullabies and be cranky at times 

but you. an angel in my tummy are the reason i keep trying.

 

AN: not the best poem i have written but its the first about my pregnancy. i will post as often as i can. i hope you enjoy

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<p>i apoligize for typos</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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