Adara Star

By Beautiful Scars

Hello beautifull daughter

Inside my womb you grow

I love you more than words

More than my need to always know

My power to articulate is nothing

Im in awe, at a loss for explanation

My love for you has me paralized

My emotions flowing with no definition

A feeling I've never known

As inside me my baby grows

You kick and tumble
My insides all full of you
Amazing, I cant believe its true

I am your mother, your protecter
I'll always give you love and sheltor
I'll keep you safe, and help you learn
Just always remember...

Raising you was a right i had to earn...

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© 2009 Beautiful Scars
Published on Monday, May 4, 2009.     Filed under: "Reflective" and "Poetry"
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  • Scarrzz On Wednesday, July 1, 2009, Scarrzz (235)By person wrote:

    I see now what I had inferred before. This is a powerful write, about a powerful bond. May your strength be sufficient to the task, and may your daughter grow up secure in your care. Scholar

  • Beautiful Scars On Tuesday, May 5, 2009, Beautiful Scars (175)By person wrote:

    What I mean by "raising you was a right i had i had to earn" was my daughter was taken from me, and im fighting to get her home....

  • ebonyamore On Monday, May 4, 2009, ebonyamore (100)By person wrote:

    I love the line 'raising you was a right i had to earn'. that's such simple beauty and strong emotion. gave me shivers :)

  • Equinox Asylum On Monday, May 4, 2009, Equinox Asylum (140)By person wrote:

    I dont fully believe that children formed in the womb. They are formed in our hearts. This is a special write.

  • melodies revisited On Monday, May 4, 2009, melodies revisited (30)By person wrote:

    Beautiful... And true. The bond between mother and daugher is unbreakable. Such life and love in this poem. It is so sweet. I have tears welling in my eyes. ~Melodies

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