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Life


Pushing, pushing I couldn't wait to meet you huffing, puffing I could hear your dad tell me you were almost here straining my body to get you into this world I gave one last push And that is when I heard you beautiful cry I finally got to meet you my baby girl
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briannambb
This poem is not spam just something i wrote for my daughter

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