A lost infant
A lost bundle of dreams
Weaved during ten months
Inside the mother's womb
About a lifetime of raising a child
From the first scan of the movement
To the first kick on the belly
Listening to the sweet little things
With an ear on the belly
The selection of a sweet name
The shopping for welcoming baby
The decoration of the room and cradle
A long wait for seeing the face
A long wait for seeing the smile
A long wait to hear the first words
A long wait to see the first walk
A long wait to play with the god's gift
It's a short-lived joy
As the child left this world
Too early
It's a pain hard to heal
The tears of the bereaved mother
The broken heart of a silent father
Consoling each other in silence
Words can't console their loss
As the image of their breathless infant
Haunt them as nightmares in
Sleepless nights and hopeless days
With all their hopes for a lifetime
Buried inside a small casket
In the graveyard of sorrows
With wishes for a cradle in heaven
This poem is written in solidarity with my friends who lost their children too early. Some inside the womb itself.