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Jared A Washburn Jun 2015
A pulse
And a pumping
Rhythm that beats throughout
Your body; the internal clock.
Heartbeat.
A poem written in November 2010, when I first heard the pulse/heartbeat of my (then) unborn son.
Jared A Washburn Jun 2015
You’re brave,
Beyond a doubt
The strongest woman known;
A testament to your strength.
Mother.
A poem to my wife when she was pregnant with our son.
Jared A Washburn Jun 2015
Will the Earth rumble and crack?
Will the tides roll and crash?
Will time stop? Will fire freeze?
Will my heart skip a beat…or three?
Will my face go numb from smiling?
Will wars stop? Will walls come down?
Will the ovation last forever and ever?
Will all this, and more, occur
when I finally meet you?
This poem was written on Feb. 18, 2011, about two weeks before my son was born.  My wife had experienced early labor pains a few days prior to when I wrote this, and we had thought he would be born around the 15th, or so, but he held out until March 1.

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