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A Baby's Secret, a poem by Andrea Leigh Brigstock, USA

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Andrea Leigh Brigstock, USA

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A Baby's Secret

I'm just a little feller
who didn't quite make it there
I went straight to be with Jesus
but I'm waiting for you here

Don't you fret about me mommy
I'm of all God's lambs most blessed;
I'd have loved to stay there with you
but the shepherd knows what's best.

Many dwelling here where I live
waited years to enter in
struggled through a world of sorrow
and their lives were marred with sin.

So sweet mommy don't you sorrow
wipe those tears and chase the gloom,
I went straight to Jesus's bosom
from my lovely mothers womb.

Thank you for the life you gave me,
it was brief but don't complain;
I have all of Heaven's glory
suffered none of Earthling's pain.

Thank you for the name you gave me
I'd have loved to brought it fame
but if I'd lingered in Earth's shadows
might instead have brought in shame.

Daddy gave me something for you
it's our secret, mommy dear,
pressed it tight against my forehead
whispered in my tiny ear.

I'll be waiting for you mommy-
you and daddy, bud and sis
I'll be with you then forever,
and I'll give you daddy's kiss.

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Nancy CrosslandI was deeply moved. You captured the essence of that little one's sentiments. Very special- Thank YouUSA10/15/2008 10:45:02 PM
candace merriambeauitfull,my daughter and husband lost their little girl at 8 and a half months .I will make sure they read this beauitfull poem God Bless.United States10/15/2008 5:25:26 PM
visitorI found this poem when I was 14 and thought it was beautiful so I kept it in a scrap book until I was 36 and my twin sons were still born. It was the poem I put in their funeral leaflet. Now at 50 I still think it's an amazing poem. It gave me great peace when I needed it.N/A2/22/2007 11:02:13 PM

 

 
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