From out the front of being, undefiled,
A life hath been upheaved with struggle and pain;
Safe in her arms a mother holds again
That dearest miracle--a new-born child.
To moans of anguish terrible and wild--
As shrieks the night-wind through an ill-shut pane--
Pure heaven succeeds; and after fiery strain
Victorious woman smiles serenely mild.
Yea, shall she not rejoice, shall not her frame
Thrill with a mystic rapture! At this birth,
The soul now kindled by her vital flame
May it not prove a gift of priceless worth?
Some saviour of his kind whose starry fame
Shall bring a brightness to the darkened earth.
Motherhood
Mathilde Blind
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Poem topics: birth, child, heaven, life, mother, night, pain, wind, woman, soul, wild, rapture, earth, vital, bring, pure, flame, struggle, rejoice, miracle, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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