This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Savannah chapter.
Mommy’s stomach has gotten so big
I cannot wait to meet you
Daddy says you’re a little boy
We’ve already painted your room blue
We’ve thought of hundreds of names
And bought a thousand things
Everyone calls to check on you
Even I jump when the phone rings
I’m going to be a great big sister
I’ll even share my toys
I’ll learn to like things that you do
I’ve even started playing with boys
We’re rushing to the hospital now
Mommy and Daddy look scared
A nurse is taking mommy away
But I’m sure she’s prepared
It’s been hours
And I still don’t see you
Mommy’s stomach is smaller now
And we’re no longer waiting on you
But Daddy says you’re in heaven
So some day, I’ll meet you
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness