Morning come

short poetry, words move, loss, pregnancy, dreams, hospital

 

Your thoughts are on pink.

Pink elephants with floppy ears,
Pink polcadot pillows,

Pink rabbit-eared flip-flops with,
Non-slip soles,
Pink cereal,
Pink hair bobbins, and
The bright pink coffee shop,
You would take her to,
To apologise and review,
Her new pink shoes.

Why must everything be so loud?

Bedraggled mops slop over,
Tired hospital tiles,
The mobile phone on the bed-side table,
Won’t stop vibrating and the,
Bed-springs squeal,
Each time you move.

The smell of antiseptic will not overcome,
The stench of sweat on soiled sheets or,
Iron in new blood,

Hush,

Nine months of nausea,
Nine months of chocolate,
Will come your way again,

Hush.

Morning come,
Morning come.

 

♦photo – webstockpro.com

evocative short poetry – words move

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7 thoughts on “Morning come

  1. delenn25 says:

    Coming from LFCA–what a beautiful poem. So sorry for your loss of your niece and then your sister.

  2. Dora says:

    Beautiful. So sorry for your loss. Wishing you peace.

  3. omalone1 says:

    You people-pleasers. I thought it was lame.

  4. amyleighcutler says:

    This is lovely.

  5. That brought me back to 18 years ago when my baby girl was born, so beautiful.

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