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A foetus home, like a cocoon, For nine months is in a womb. And soon it travels in the outer world, A cranky and tender little baby girl! ‘The child gave birth to a mother!’ Uttered a nurse besides the doctor! Hearing her baby’s cry, The mother falls at ease and sighs! She cuddles her child gently, And the child falls asleep gradually. Being overwhelmed she begins to weep, As she watches her little angel sleep! She is astound by natures grace, How her flesh and blood she can embrace! She praises the Lord for this miraculous day! She thanks the almighty in each way. -Zainab Attari
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 2:04 AM UTC
Birth of Motherhood
A foetus home, like a cocoon, For nine months is in a womb. And soon it travels in the outer world, A cranky and tender little baby girl! ‘The child gave birth to a mother!’ Uttered a nurse besides the doctor! Hearing her baby’s cry, The mother falls at ease and sighs! She cuddles her child gently, And the child falls asleep gradually. Being overwhelmed she begins to weep, As she watches her little angel sleep! She is astound by natures grace, How her flesh and blood she can embrace! She praises the Lord for this miraculous day! She thanks the almighty in each way. -Zainab Attari
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 2:04 AM UTC
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