Addis poem / Kimberly Mulligan (Aunt)
In the blink of an eye
our world was rearranged
Life as we knew it
would never be the same.
I will never forget the day
I recieved that call.
I heard everything said to me
yet nothing at all.
My worst fears were confirmed
as I walked in the hospital room.
My sister, my best friend and the impending doom.
"Why?" she kept asking
"What did I do so wrong?"
'If God lets her live, I promise I will be a better Mom."
All of our prayers, all of our pleas
all of our wishes but it wasnt meant to be.
Our little angel did not make it through.
I felt so helpless not knowing what to do.
The fear and pain reflected in everyones eyes.
The disbelief and shock
Why did our baby have to die?
Looking at my sister and watching her face
I began bargaining with God to let me
take Addis place
The pain was tremendous, my stomach felt sick
of all the terrible things in this world
why was our family the one God picked?
Its been one month and one week since that heartwrenching day
one month and one week since our angel flew away.
The love and pride I have for my family
has only grown stronger
but the healing and acceptance may take a little longer.
As we struggle to overcome our pain and grief,
shes watching over us in Heaven is our belief.
We miss her so much, our ballerina princess,
her wrap around your leg hugs and her eskimo kisses.
Not a day will go by without us seeing her sweet face.
There will never be another who could take her place.
Somedays its so hard to catch our breath.
Somedays we are consumed by Addis death.
She left us a rainbow and a heart cloud to show
that she will always be with us wherever we go.
A small white feather for Mommy
so soft and white
Addi placed it on her shoulder to prove
she watches over her everynight.
We love you sweet Addison
We will miss you always, so it seems,
Goodnight angel baby
Sleep tight and pleasant dreams-
until that day we can all be together
watch over us little one
You will be loved forever!
I love you angel baby,
Aunt Kimi
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