Mid-Term Break Poem by Hailey Webber

Mid-Term Break



He lays there so peacful,
In that little wooden box,
Not a scratch or brusie in sight,
Looking down at his little form,
I think of all the things in life he'll miss,
Growing up to be big and strong,
Football, girls, his first kiss,
Making new friends, finding love,
Maybe someday having kids of his very own,
He'll miss having a mothers tender love,
And bothering his big sis,
Looking down at my baby boy,
A single lone tear,
Slips down my cheek,
I try to stay strong,
For the sake of my other little ones,
But instead I fall to my knees,
And break down and cry,
My little boy is gone,
All because some car,
Did'nt stop at the sign,
Then left him in the street,
Leaving him to suffer all alone.

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This is a poem I had to write in english class in response to another poem called Mid-Term Break by Seamus Heaney.
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