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Let It Be
Letting go seemed so hard, truth be told it hurt like hell- letting go was just so hard, but I have a tale to tell. The glory of my story is a common one at best- but honestly, I’ll tell you, this was my greatest test. Conceiving wasn’t in my cards but we tried anyway, the doctors and test results said what we couldn’t say- We’d dreamed of having a family of our own one day, a little babe to hold so dear, to giggle with and play. One warm morning in June we saw two pink lines, a baby we would have, it was definitely a sign- Pretty soon I’d hold a little girl or boy that was mine, a fussy and sassy one, like daddy it would whine. Excitement became our days as we planned for three, I hoped she'd be a brown eyed girl just like me- in my fifth month the doctor saw something I didn’t see, the little girl I was to raise had no heartbeat, oh...my sweet Marie. Introspection you asked, so I’ll give you what I know, I no longer had a life in my womb that would grow- But my darkest days were to come, and they came slow, I had to be a strong motherly woman trying to let go. I felt no desire to live, wanted to give up and die, for I had nothing to want or need, just to lay and cry- I never got the chance to welcome her and say, “hi”, I was only able to bury her and forced to say goodbye. I was told I could not conceive so why was I so sad? I should’ve been grateful I had the five months I had- I tried so hard to move on, but I was just so mad, my sweet Marie was my heart, the pain just too bad. About two years later I finally felt the will to be free, for it was then I saw things I never thought I’d see- Cuz’ pretty soon, once again, we’d have a family of three, it was at that moment I decided it was time to LET IT BE. No longer would I have the pain to constantly think, no more anger and blame, no longer would I sink- I was so close to the end, living a life on the brink, I’d have another daughter again, my blues turned to pink. When the stillness kept me calm and I felt at complete ease, it was at that moment I LET IT BE, as my anguish did cease. LET IT BE August 24, 2017
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