HushA Poem by Brinleigh BaileyThe lullaby for a misunderstood child.Hush little baby, don't say a word, So sorry Momma can't buy you a mockingbird.
Hush little baby, don't you cry, Momma wishes she could give you the sky.
Hush little baby, please don't weep, Turns out giving you the world isn't so cheap.
Hush little baby, I know it's not funny, That the kids at school can tell we don't have money.
Hush little baby, I like your clothes, They're patched together but no one knows.
Hush little baby, I taped the holes in your shoes, Where in the world did you get that bruise?
Hush little baby, I'll mend your jeans, They obviously don't know what ugly means.
Hush little baby, while I hold you tight, As you cry yourself to sleep in my arms at night.
Hush little baby, they don't know what they've done, And as for sympathy, they have none.
Hush little baby, I gave all that I could give, To find a better place for you and I to live.
Hush little baby, you have to go to school, Even if you will never be cool.
Hush little baby, Momma's always here, Don't listen to the whispers that you overhear.
Hush little baby, don't be scared, You're the piece of heaven God and I share.
© 2015 Brinleigh BaileyAuthor's Note
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