Little Angel

LITTLE ANGEL

Mommies little angel,
Growing ever so sweetly in me,
Expecting you in months from now,
Counting down to the day you're handed to me

Not knowing that it would all be gone,
We held on to hope We prayed to God,
We let it all be in his hands,
We waited for his will to be done

He chose to take you,
He needed you more,
Mommies little angel,
In me you grow no more

The pain of your loss,
Forever in our hearts,
This empty feeling,
A big piece missing from our hearts

But we know you are with him,
God will love you everyday,
Hold you...carry you...sing to you
Until mommy and daddy reunite with you one day

We may not have you here with us,
But we will be together,
Up there in heaven we will meet,
Where everything lasts forever

Mommies little angel,
You will always be,
Forever we will carry you,
In our memories




** My sweet little angel, daddy and I weren't able to bring you into this world because God needed you more, but know that we wanted you with all our hearts and that we will meet when we reunite in heaven, this is by far the hardest thing we have ever gone thru, but know that we will never forget you, we will remember you were with us even if it was for a short time, I will never forget the joy I felt in my heart when I saw the test result said positive. We love you always little angel and we know you will forever be watching over us.  mommy, daddy, sister & your 3 brothers.
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Leake Avatar
March 31, 2015 at 1:49 PM
Really sorry for your loss Liya, A truly beautiful dedecation you have written. May God bless you both Kevin
Gonzalez Avatar
April 2, 2015 at 8:10 AM
thank you
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