This blanket, wrapped you at birth, pink, fluffy &
soft,
And at the baptismal font, enfolded & held you
aloft,
This blanket, you pulled through the dust, mire &
bog,
Wrapping up with baby love, your first little puppy
dog.
This blanket, you dragged while sucking small thumb,
It was your castle, doll´s house, the skin of your
drum,
This blanket, faded & dirty, washed over &
over again,
Then put away when all your young boyfriends came,
This blanket, later brought out for babes of your own,
Still soft, but now faded to gentle & much lighter
tone,
This blanket´s cycle repeated & then stowed far away,
To be brought out of the closet again, “Who can say?”
This blanket now holds you in death, pink, fluffy &
soft,
And enfolds you, as the Angels carry you to heaven aloft.
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