So many little ones sit in wonderment
Sitting and waiting far, far away -
Your friends go before you
Waving with happy, hopeful faces.
Will your turn ever come, you cry?
Where are mommy and Daddy?
Death came too quickly for some.
Others have given up hopes and dreams,
For life has dealt them terrible blows,
Leaving their babies to ache and yearn.
And here I sit pondering our fortune -
One beautiful son we have been blessed.
So much love overflows in our family
Surely one more sacred miracle awaits us.
Could it be a little one who sits far away?
His face is bare and his age unknown -
But tears are heard at night by our bedside.
He calls out to be loved by someone.
Our work is done, the month is coming.
Do not be afraid, son, you’ll soon be home.
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Hi Kim and thank you for your recent review of my poem. I loved yours as well and thank you for the enphasis on the family, good work. Loyd
You have a nack of expression in the form of poem. It delighted. as you advised, I jbecame a member of www voicesnet in the name of R.M.Shanmugam, yesterday and put two poems, historical- Cleopatra's Glory and Relen of Troy. I wants your review. Thank you for your care of me Thank you, Shanmugam
wonderful! I like the words, So much love overflows in our family. Surely one more sacred miracle awaits us. keep writing! could you read and comment on my new poems too? thank you.
Kim, this is such a gentle poem full of compassion and empathy. yes adoption is a good option to rehabilitate these children. love is the only thing that we can'tsay ihave no more of it.10 Mamta
A very touching and most beautiful poem Kim, well done. Best wishes, Andrew
This poem is beautiful and written with heartfelt emotion and caring...thank you; you write very good. Jeannie.
I was carried away with this poem. It's a lovely piece caring about orphans.Nice flow also. best regards, joan d.h.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
so many orphans wait in vain