She was alone in the aide office with her infant baby girl.
The mother stood looking up quietly in a forbearing manner.
Being in the 19th century was a depressing time for everyone.
Poverty was normal.
She held her daughter in a carrier.
The line was long and noisy.
Everyone was angry and crabby.
But not the mother.
She silently waited as long as she could.
Her baby was hushed and calm.
Her arms was getting weary of the carrier.
She attentively put the infant down.
The mother stood looking up quietly, and in a forbearing manner.
She abandoned her focused towards the baby.
The mother had her concentration on the ceiling and line.
When she turned to see how her baby was doing, it was gone.
The carrier was gone, the baby was gone.
The mother was aghast and petrified.
She howled as loud as clear so everyone could hear and feel her pain.
WHERE IS MY BABY?
She strolled out of the aide office, and
swung the door open.
She bolted around town searching for her infant.
Her baby was the only thing that kept her at ease, but now that is all over for her.
She was iritible, and everyone saw it when she neared them looking for her baby.
The mother would kill for her only first born.
That was all she had left on this given earth.
She could not control herself.
Mother nature it was.
The mother would even go to World War to save her baby, and die for it.
Mother nature it was.
Any mother or father would sacrifice themselves for their children.
When she ended up on Clybourn street, two older women and a middle aged husky man stopped her.
She stood frozen.
Is this your child madam? The husky man asked.
The man found the carrier.
He was holding her precious new born in his hands.
She nodded swiftly, desperately grabbing her child.
Where did you find her?
The husky man said nothing, and plodded off.
The man paused in his heavy steps, and turned back towards the mother.
His eyes was glued at her.
I will be watching her above," the husky man said, turning back around and plodded off again in his heavy boots.
The mother was perplexed by his remark.
She was relieved to have her baby back in her hands again.
She will remember the husky man forever.
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