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Lovely Baby
In the blackness of a cool spring night, a beautiful baby girl secured from her mother’s womb, pressed forward into the unknown. Her precious little head
appeared from its hiding place. She looked around and screamed with fright. She seemed to say desperately, “Where am I? It’s too bright out here and my
face is very cold.” A nurse held the mother’s hand as she pushed exhaustedly. The mid-wife helped guide the little body out from the warmth and security of her
first home to begin her new journey. The baby girl trembled in the apparent cold, and her little voice quivered with fear. The shrilled sound of her cry rang
through the stillness. Her mother, Mary, a gorgeous golden-brown woman having just travailed in pain, softly muttered in her Texan accent,
“Is it a boy, or girl?”
“A lovely baby girl,” said the attending nurse, warmly. The new mother smiled wearily. Her rich auburn hair was tousled in all directions on her crisp, white
pillow. “Has the doctor arrived yet?” she muttered again.
“Not yet dear,” answered the nurse. Jeff Pearson, her tall, dark, and startlingly handsome husband rushed into their bedroom. He was by the door when he
heard the wholesome cry of his newborn child. His tall stature made Mary feel protected as she laid on the king sized poster bed. After checking the vital signs
of the baby, the mid-wife smiled pleasantly, congratulated the couple and left the room.
“Babe, are you all right? Is it a boy?”
“No, Mr. Pearson,” said the nurse, “she is a lovely baby girl.” He calmed down and the bubbling excitement he had disappeared.
“Oh, a girl,” he said somberly. “Well, as long as Papa’s little girl is healthy,” he continued in his deep baritone voice. Mary looked sleepily at her husband, with
suspicion.
“What ‘a ya mean, ‘Oh, a girl’?” She repeated his somber tone wearily. “I thought you’d said it didn’t matter.” Jeff shrugged his shoulder as he looked over to
get a glimpse of his brand new little darling. “Nothing,” he answered.
“Nothing?” she insisted.
“Mary,” Jeff began, looking lovingly at her, “you knew I preferred a boy. But as long as she is healthy, that’s all I care about.” Mary looked at the nurse and
yawned, tapping her mouth lightly.
“When you finish cleaning her up, please bring her so I can see my darling baby.” The nurse brought the baby to Mary. Jeff smiled lovingly admiring his little girl.
Mary stared for a moment, then with displeasure-complained, “Is that my baby? Goodness, she’s so dark and ugly.” The words evoked a sudden anger in the
nurse.
“Ma’am,” she said sharply, “you should thank God that you have a beautiful and healthy baby.” The nurse realizing her tone said calmly, “If you need me, I will
be outside.” Mary stared at her baby with disbelief.
“My first child and she’s so dark,” she thought. Mary looked at the top of the baby’s ears. “She’s gonna get even darker as she gets older. Couldn’t she
be lighter? If she were a boy, it wouldn’t be so bad. But, she’s a girl. God, why?” She looked up at the ceiling and paused for a while. She then stared at
her baby. Jeff was happy to see his little girl.
“She’s lovely.” He said still admiring her. His wife rolled her eyes with a sad expression.
“Well little girl,” she said to herself, “the name I had chosen for you won’t fit you. I’ll give you a name that complements you perfectly. It means luck or
blessing; you’re gonna need it. Jeff,” she said aloud, “what ‘a ya think of the name Destini?” Jeff responded, choking back tears, “The name is beautiful, just as
my little princess is beautiful.”
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Lovely Baby
In the blackness of a cool spring night, a beautiful baby girl secured from her mother’s womb, pressed forward into the unknown. Her precious little head
appeared from its hiding place. She looked around and screamed with fright. She seemed to say desperately, “Where am I? It’s too bright out here and my
face is very cold.” A nurse held the mother’s hand as she pushed exhaustedly. The mid-wife helped guide the little body out from the warmth and security of her
first home to begin her new journey. The baby girl trembled in the apparent cold, and her little voice quivered with fear. The shrilled sound of her cry rang
through the stillness. Her mother, Mary, a gorgeous golden-brown woman having just travailed in pain, softly muttered in her Texan accent,
“Is it a boy, or girl?”
“A lovely baby girl,” said the attending nurse, warmly. The new mother smiled wearily. Her rich auburn hair was tousled in all directions on her crisp, white
pillow. “Has the doctor arrived yet?” she muttered again.
“Not yet dear,” answered the nurse. Jeff Pearson, her tall, dark, and startlingly handsome husband rushed into their bedroom. He was by the door when he
heard the wholesome cry of his newborn child. His tall stature made Mary feel protected as she laid on the king sized poster bed. After checking the vital signs
of the baby, the mid-wife smiled pleasantly, congratulated the couple and left the room.
“Babe, are you all right? Is it a boy?”
“No, Mr. Pearson,” said the nurse, “she is a lovely baby girl.” He calmed down and the bubbling excitement he had disappeared.
“Oh, a girl,” he said somberly. “Well, as long as Papa’s little girl is healthy,” he continued in his deep baritone voice. Mary looked sleepily at her husband, with
suspicion.
“What ‘a ya mean, ‘Oh, a girl’?” She repeated his somber tone wearily. “I thought you’d said it didn’t matter.” Jeff shrugged his shoulder as he looked over to
get a glimpse of his brand new little darling. “Nothing,” he answered.
“Nothing?” she insisted.
“Mary,” Jeff began, looking lovingly at her, “you knew I preferred a boy. But as long as she is healthy, that’s all I care about.” Mary looked at the nurse and
yawned, tapping her mouth lightly.
“When you finish cleaning her up, please bring her so I can see my darling baby.” The nurse brought the baby to Mary. Jeff smiled lovingly admiring his little girl.
Mary stared for a moment, then with displeasure-complained, “Is that my baby? Goodness, she’s so dark and ugly.” The words evoked a sudden anger in the
nurse.
“Ma’am,” she said sharply, “you should thank God that you have a beautiful and healthy baby.” The nurse realizing her tone said calmly, “If you need me, I will
be outside.” Mary stared at her baby with disbelief.
“My first child and she’s so dark,” she thought. Mary looked at the top of the baby’s ears. “She’s gonna get even darker as she gets older. Couldn’t she
be lighter? If she were a boy, it wouldn’t be so bad. But, she’s a girl. God, why?” She looked up at the ceiling and paused for a while. She then stared at
her baby. Jeff was happy to see his little girl.
“She’s lovely.” He said still admiring her. His wife rolled her eyes with a sad expression.
“Well little girl,” she said to herself, “the name I had chosen for you won’t fit you. I’ll give you a name that complements you perfectly. It means luck or
blessing; you’re gonna need it. Jeff,” she said aloud, “what ‘a ya think of the name Destini?” Jeff responded, choking back tears, “The name is beautiful, just as
my little princess is beautiful.”
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Destini the Chocolate Princess
| Joan . Wright Lewis |
.......she was wearing a gorgeous button down champagne colored dress that accentuated her long
elegant legs as she strode gracefully towards him. It seemed as if everything disappeared around him
as this charming new beauty entered his world. Her smooth and shiny hair, pulled back in a bun,
emphasized her sparkling sunlit brown eyes. He stared at her in awe. He wanted to meet this lovely,
rare beauty that appeared into his world and captured his heart. He accidentally bumped into her,
hoping very much to get her attention. She lowered her head and then looked up at him shyly. Her
gracious wide smile and enchanting, sexy brown eyes entangled his heart even more.
elegant legs as she strode gracefully towards him. It seemed as if everything disappeared around him
as this charming new beauty entered his world. Her smooth and shiny hair, pulled back in a bun,
emphasized her sparkling sunlit brown eyes. He stared at her in awe. He wanted to meet this lovely,
rare beauty that appeared into his world and captured his heart. He accidentally bumped into her,
hoping very much to get her attention. She lowered her head and then looked up at him shyly. Her
gracious wide smile and enchanting, sexy brown eyes entangled his heart even more.
She finally stopped crying. “I sat here looking in the mirror,” she said softly, “thinking desperately
how to change my total appearance and I came up with nothing. The more I thought about it, the
more desperate I became. I felt so desperate that I became angry. Oh Mom,” she blurted in despair as
tears began to roll down her face, “I just want to die. I thought about killing myself because I just
couldn’t handle the way I was feeling. My heart aches, my stomach hurts, my eyes are itching, and I
feel ugly.” The aching pressure of her soul caused her upper body to collapse on her dresser.
how to change my total appearance and I came up with nothing. The more I thought about it, the
more desperate I became. I felt so desperate that I became angry. Oh Mom,” she blurted in despair as
tears began to roll down her face, “I just want to die. I thought about killing myself because I just
couldn’t handle the way I was feeling. My heart aches, my stomach hurts, my eyes are itching, and I
feel ugly.” The aching pressure of her soul caused her upper body to collapse on her dresser.
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