by Trinity Rayne
Have you felt emptiness when you saw the dark gaping hole Have you felt grief hit you and fill up your soul There it was up there on the ultrasound screen Before you unfolding was a heartbreaking scene There it was what a tragic waste The dream to be parents was so close you could almost taste There it was staring back at you an empty sac There was no life in it only pitch black There it was in your view in plain sight The one you both loved but never met had lost the fight This was a test put on your marriage Sometimes it's the ugly reality of miscarriage There it was in that moment hope was destroyed There it was the dreaded void A few months later another baby was bred But it can never replace the one you had that was dead Even though seeing that one was different from the last It could never erase the image of the past It was hard to enjoy and revel in the new life that was to come It was easier to feel scared and glum It's difficult to get past feeling paranoid Once you see and witness the void But eventually after the void there's a beautiful rainbow with a pot of gold New life around the corner waiting for you to hold The void will always be there but you both have an angel looking down up above New life is near so treasure it dear with your love I'm sorry if this poem triggers anyone it's one I decided to write on my experience with a miscarriage years ago I know it's gloomy and kind of gruesome but I just wanted everyone who has experienced one to know they aren't alone and it's ok to grieve as long as you need to there's not a day that goes by that I don't wonder about what might have been but there's also hope after a loss and as devastating as it is there's always something beautiful on the horizon
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