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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Abandoned baby on the doorstep, a post-partum depression delivery Pitter-patter sound of feet running away Binocular scissors cut the umbilical cord emotionally Driving in the morning rain to nowhere in particular ... moving aimlessly thru the downpour Drowned by sad thoughts of her baby crying in another woman’s arms Growing up biologically unaware, laughing and playing with foster friends Embracing adopted parents who care, and were always there ... From the first unannounced ring of the bell A bundled surprise wrapped in a warm blanket mystery The mourning after regret of a mother’s blessed painful delivery For her abrogated responsibility misdeed, she gets a cursed awakening daily received So she takes two pills each misty-eye morning to numb the womb pain And to sedate the maternal guilt, she takes two more in the dying twilight mourning evening Mourning to mourning ... perpetual night, dark dawning awareness which so terrifies A moon miscarriage of tears gives the stillborn hope dry root forgiveness no growth inside Phantom wails from a sheet-covered, empty bassinet Ghostly infant lips pressed to her barren heart, which beats hollow Twin bosom of sour regret ... a bitter aftertaste of a mother’s mourning love left abandoned on a stranger’s doorstep
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