Arnesha Lanette Jones Poet Free verse

Little Ayden Brown

Little Ayden Brown
A beautiful boy named Ayden Brown lit my screen.
He is happy and yet so serene.
His pictures that his mommy posted makes him the perfect angel that God has created.
He made his mommy and daddy so happy and filled their life with love and laughter.

Until one day he got sick and mommy was wondering why?
Mommy took him to every doctor's appointment possible and did constant research.
She was being strong for Ayden, but on the inside, she was saying, "God don't let my son die."
She fought tooth and nail to get the help Ayden needed
So she reached out for help, she even begged and pleaded

Ayden held on the best he can 
As her eyes filled with tears 
Mommy held on to her little man
She never gave up and never gave in

Ayden Brown fought till the very end
His story reached and empowered all who saw it
And now is the time to celebrate the bravery of my dear little friend
Mommy will cry for a lifetime but will always treasure the beauty that has left 

Rest now Ayden Brown 
Mommy loves you  now more than ever
Raise your head mommy the battle isn't over it has just begun
Now get up and fight once more for your beautiful son.


Smile like you never smiled before
Laugh like you never laughed before
Celebrate Ayden like you never celebrated before
Because this poem is and always will honor Ayden always and forever. 

Rest in Heaven little Ayden Brown. 
Mommy loves now forever and always
November 4, 2017, is the day I will always remember your story and celebrate with my son the life of Ayden Brown.
The beautiful boy the lit my screen and whole world

Thank you for your brave fight for life little Ayden brown
Your moms' courage, strength, and bravery reached my heart
Mommy had your back from beginning to end.
Rest little Ayden Brown rest and watch over mommy forever.  

-Arnesha Lanette Adams

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Jan Allison November 5, 2017 at 6:33 PM I can't imagine the pain of losing a child and have just googled the story of his short life and have tears in my eyes - thanks for sharing Arnesha and also raising awareness of childhood cancer. Hugs jan xx