Empty Arms 
How well I understand my friend's grief over her miscarriage.
I stand at the kitchen counter, phone cradled between shoulder and ear, jotting on a notepad, listening. Listening as my friend pours out the sad news of the loss of her tiny unborn baby. I wipe away my own tears, understanding all too well the anguish of this mother's broken heart, as I scribble circles and lines—and the words to a song: "Little one, loved before knowing … Precious one, ...
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