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Always with you

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D.L. writes: "A poem that I hope conveys the heartache and heartbreak following a miscarriage, the reciprocal bond between a mother and her child and the longing that lasts forever."

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Lost

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A poem by Colin Brammer.

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The Stolen “I”

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Elizabeth notes: "I wrote this after my 3rd recurrent miscarriage - explaining my struggle with a new reality of self and for those around me I felt that I had let down."

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Finding our way

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Liz shares her poem, which she wrote after experiencing 8 miscarriages.

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The Cross One

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Lizz wrote a poem while waiting for a second scan to confirm a miscarriage.

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Forty-three grams

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Too early to name you were too unfinished in the womb for anyone to love but me.

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It wasn’t meant to be

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The seeds were sown and found their pew Week by week, our cherished seeds grew So much excitement filled the air Hearts full of anticipation, to tell those who care.

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