A Warm Welcome for Aimee

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To my son and daughter-in-law on the birth yesterday of their daughter. After loosing their son last year, this child is a true blessing to mend their hurting souls. I couldn't be there due to illness so my son called so that I could hear her first cries.

A Warm Welcome for Aimee

I cried along with you when I heard on the phone
Your first cries as you made yourself known
With little fists flying and a voice to be heard
You let everyone know, you would not be deferred.

With angelic eyes and a cute little nose
You were pink and rosy, right down to your toes
Everyone cooing, laughing and yes a tear too
For the new life and blessing on your day of debut.

With a head full of hair the color of fawn
Born in the morning just before dawn
You visited awhile and then went out like a light
An angel needs rest to shine that bright.

So welcome Aimee Michelle, we’ve waited so long
To have you with us; to hear your life song
Never doubt for a moment how much you are loved
You are our blessing that God sent from above.

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thecross commented on A Warm Welcome for Aimee

04-30-2010

A sweet and splendid tribute to your grandchild very nicely done.

Bettysrainbow48 commented on A Warm Welcome for Aimee

04-06-2010

Your work is always interesting and a pleasure to read. Good work.

LenaMP

04/06/2010

Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoy them.

Hampton commented on A Warm Welcome for Aimee

02-04-2010

A welcoming poem for a new member of the family done with simplicity and style.

gogant commented on A Warm Welcome for Aimee

01-18-2010

Lena, we had a little one arrive on the 12th...very close to yours. She has a ton of black hair, and is most adorable, and so is this poem of yours........................................gogant

LenaMP

01/18/2010

As talented as you are - write her a ballad. In fact what a gift it would be if you gave her a poem about her life each year on her birthday. It would be a journal of your love for her. Congratulations.

Grito commented on A Warm Welcome for Aimee

01-18-2010

All so true, all babies are angels sent from above!!!

When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

LenaMP’s Poems (29)

Title Comments
Title Comments
Hard Life, Well Spent 1
A Warm Welcome for Aimee 6
The brine, it is a calling... 5
When Angels Cried 7
My Baby Blue 4
Inner Anguish 6
Dreams Dissipate 6
Communion With Dawn 6
Not Forgotten 3
My Little Man 5
Melancholy Mists 1
My Brother, My Friend 4
A Day is Our Life 2
Rush Hour 2
The Gift is Not a Given 4
Obsessive Inclination 3
Forbidden Love 5
London Time 1
Childhood Treasures 2
Childhood Fears 4
Rush Hour 1
Deluge of Despondency 1
Insignia of My Psyche 1
Just a Kiss and a Promise 3
Day Dreams and Magic 7
Battlefields of Discontented Dreams 5
A Daily Testimony of a World’s Decline 3
The Circle Resumes 6
Cathedral Spiritual 9