I feel your pain and dissapointment |
Thanks, it is very disappointing. for a long time i put it in the back of my mind and tried not to worry about it, but it seems to creep up on me sometimes. |
by Silent Girl
Very sad poem :( 5/5 |
by Phase
Awwwh!! Oh my gosh, how heartbreaking! There has to be some reason, hon, when the time is right, one day it really will happen - but I am so sorry for this. Very touching and sad poem :( |
by Britt
This is a fear of mine as well and I definitely understand that fear. It will happen when it's supposed to. Focus on being engaged and getting married (thats stressful enough lol) and enjoy the time you have together now. Babies will come when you least expect it! |
Thanks, and yeah I agree it'll happen when it's supposed to... God has a reason. It's just disappointing and I worry because of hereditary issues, my mother had lots of problems with conceiving, and didn't have me until she was 39, so it's always been something in the back of my mind. |
by Faith Ann
:( Im sorry hun. thats depressing. :( |
I know, i had a moment today... :( thanks for the comment! |
by Karla
Things have a time. You will have what you want. |
Thanks, Karla! |
by Silent Girl
Very amazing poem :) 5/5 |
by Solace
Oh my, I have tears in my eyes! I have always said that the best poems are those that are heartfelt and this is one of them. So simple, yet so powerful. It's never a bad thing to break down and vent. Just keep your head up and keep trying! |
Thank you! |
Is it that you are unable to have children for a medical condition or your own thoughts that you wont get the chance because you havent met the right guy? |
by Baby Rainbow
What a very powerful moving poem. It captures such deep heart ache of this situation. You penned this so well it really touches your heart when you read this. I connected to this and I think it can be seen from two sides. It can be seen as not being able to have children and the loss and pain you have to suffer with this. Or, in my eyes it can also be seen as losing a child early on in pregnancy because the poem then turns around to be directed at that child. The loss of that child and what you will never experience with them. |