In the realm where souls unite,
A miracle unfolds, bathed in light.
A gentle dance of life begins to grow,
Embracing a love only mothers know.
Within the sacred vessel, a divine grace,
A symphony of creation takes its place.
A woman, blessed with nurturing might,
Embodies the wonders of day and night.
Her body, a canvas where dreams take form,
A sanctuary where love is reborn.
With every breath, a new story unfolds,
A journey of love that forever holds.
From a tiny seed to a blossoming flower,
Life weaves its tapestry, hour by hour.
A soul feeling like poetry, deep and true,
A testament to the miracle within you.
In tender moments of stillness and calm,
A mother's love becomes an eternal psalm.
She carries the weight of dreams and hope,
Embracing the beauty, gracefully she copes.
Oh, the radiance that pregnancy bestows,
A symphony of emotions, highs and lows.
A soul feeling like poetry, a love divine,
As a new life blooms, intertwined.
So let us honor this sacred phase,
With awe and wonder, let's embrace.
For within the beauty of pregnancy's art,
Lies a glimpse of heaven, a masterpiece of the heart.
Within her womb, a love takes flight,
A flame that burns with gentle might.
A pregnant woman, heart expanding wide,
Finds a love that cannot be denied.
With every flutter and tiny kick,
A bond forms, unbreakable and thick.
Unconditional love, pure and true,
For the little one she's yet to view.
She dreams of tiny fingers and toes,
Of whispered lullabies and sweet repose.
Her love grows with each passing day,
As she prepares to guide the precious way.
In her heart, a love story begins,
With a love that's fierce, that never dims.
A mother's love, boundless and deep,
A treasure that forever she will keep.
Through sleepless nights and joyful tears,
She embraces the wonder, erasing fears.
For in her arms, a miracle will rest,
A love story that's been divinely blessed.
So let the love of a pregnant woman shine,
A beacon of love, so tender and kind.
A love that knows no bounds, no end,
A love that only a mother can comprehend.
