Fly, My Angel

Fly, My Angel

A Poem by Brittany DuHamel
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October 18th this year, I lost my baby. I was 2 months into my pregnancy and I don't wish my pain on my worst enemy.

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I never met you,
I don't know why.
Mommy let you go,
You had to fly.

I loved you,
From the moment I knew.
I was going to give,
Sweet life to you.

Now you're gone,
We will always remember.
Through every month,
and harsh December.

Fly my little angel,
Go break away.
We will meet again,
One beautiful day.

I never met you,
Now I know why.
Mommy and daddy love you,
Spread your wings and fly.

10/18/2016

© 2016 Brittany DuHamel


Author's Note

Brittany DuHamel
Please, let me know what you think of my style writing and I pray you never experience this pain.

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Unfortunately, I have experienced this pain before. But, it was with family members. December is a harsh year for me, as well... Though, there is a sense of hope through the pain. Your words are woven so beautifully, conveying the beauties through times of struggle. This is very inspirational and heartfelt. Thank you for sharing this!

Posted 8 Years Ago


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i feel this write so much! The emotions are very real! I really felt the loss that this poem has.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Unfortunately, I have experienced this pain before. But, it was with family members. December is a harsh year for me, as well... Though, there is a sense of hope through the pain. Your words are woven so beautifully, conveying the beauties through times of struggle. This is very inspirational and heartfelt. Thank you for sharing this!

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on October 19, 2016
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Tags: Pain, loss, grief, baby, miscarriage