I was hit by a stone
and was left alone
But I ready to come
and be able to say "Mum"
I asked many questions in that dark
I thought: Where I will my car park?
And how will my dog bark
at night
When I am busy setting a mark
of what I'll do
It isn't clear like a nurse's uniform
of what I'll do
It isn't clear like a nurse's uniform
which is blue
While I was a fetus
I was thinking of my birthday
and what will I say
when my mum shouted out, "HURRAY!"
While I was a fetus
I was thinking of my birthday
and what will I say
when my mum shouted out, "HURRAY!"
But why am I lying?
I don't even know if I was kicking
or maybe crying
I don't know more -
I don't even know if I was kicking
or maybe crying
I don't know more -
DO YOU?
Now please leave my poem
And rush to ask your mum
If you still have one
And rush to ask your mum
If you still have one
Clever poem, Lloyd! Good point: Our mothers know more about the moments of our births than we do! It's so creative of you to write a poem on this idea.
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