I wrote this poem at the end of my third pregnancy. I was just cherishing my upcoming birth. I thought I would include it in Rockstar's Flashback Friday. (Note the slope on the fence. That was our yard in Georgia)
Waiting For DavidTonight or tomorrow we could be five
None of us know when you will arrive
It could be next week or go over due
Today we can barely imagine you
Tomorrow we won’t remember
being just four
When we share love with one more
What will I be doing
Sleeping, shopping, reading
When I get that first contraction
Signaling our newest addition
Dad’s off to work wondering if he’ll
get that call
Scott doesn’t want to give up being
“Little Small”
To settle in the middle
He knows you will need to cuddle
And nurse, frequently
William is as curious as any
brother would be
How will you pop-out
And what you will be about
Our family of four
Can’t wait to be one more
None of us know when you will arrive
It could be next week or go over due
Today we can barely imagine you
Tomorrow we won’t remember
being just four
When we share love with one more
What will I be doing
Sleeping, shopping, reading
When I get that first contraction
Signaling our newest addition
Dad’s off to work wondering if he’ll
get that call
Scott doesn’t want to give up being
“Little Small”
To settle in the middle
He knows you will need to cuddle
And nurse, frequently
William is as curious as any
brother would be
How will you pop-out
And what you will be about
Our family of four
Can’t wait to be one more

8 comments:
What a beautiful picture! You look amazing. Pregnancy suits you so well. That poem is just as beautiful.
Beautiful! And the poem was very good too! ;) So sweet! What a fun flashback!
AWWW. What a beautiful photo!!
Love the sweet poem!
I love this line "How will you pop-out" LOL! Considering how he did pop out!!
Sarah, That's really observant that you noticed the words "pop-out." I've been intrigued by the choice of words I used at 37 weeks when I had no clue.
As a mom about to have #5, I love this poem. Thanks for sharing. Love the photo too!
I love the poem and the photo of you! I wrote a poem to announce our 5th pregnancy. Why do pregnant women wax poetic?
Allana, Your poem was lovely. I read it in Mother to Mother. I remember it because I have tons of shoes lined up at my doorway, too. It comforted me knowing other families raising many children had houses like mine that were practical and not necessarily like model decorated houses.
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