Miscarriage Poem
My first pregnancy just ended with a natural miscarriage at 8 weeks. The doctors, my friends and my family are all trying to provide support. They keep telling me that there was nothing I could do because it is a natural thing that just happens. It is so hard for me to accept that.
I Did Not Expect This
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Carola
This is natural, they say
It is all for the best
I cannot move past this heartache
This pain in my chest
Those days were surreal
Did this truly just occur
Happiness turned to sorrow
My life now a blur
This is natural, they say
I knew I was going to lose you
The most difficult emotion
There was nothing I could do
I am given no explanation
This is natural, they say
Were you pink or were you blue
My complexion is now grey
Trying to move on
A forward step everyday
I will always remember you
This is natural, they say
It is all for the best
I cannot move past this heartache
This pain in my chest
Those days were surreal
Did this truly just occur
Happiness turned to sorrow
My life now a blur
This is natural, they say
I knew I was going to lose you
The most difficult emotion
There was nothing I could do
I am given no explanation
This is natural, they say
Were you pink or were you blue
My complexion is now grey
Trying to move on
A forward step everyday
I will always remember you
This is natural, they say
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