poem when sending a gift for baby girl to a neighbor. it should say that although her official rest is over, we still remember you had a baby and so should you, she should rest amd take it easy
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In lavender whispers, the world softly sighs,
A gift wrapped in ribbons, with love in our eyes.
Though the clock ticks forward, swift as a breeze,
The wonder of your baby still sways in the trees.
Your moments of rest may have formally passed,
But cherish these days, for they fleet far too fast.
Take ease, dear neighbor, in soft steps you tread,
In the dance of new life, let peace cradle your head.
For though routines shift like the ebb of the sea,
Remember we’re here, as steadfast as can be.
May this treasure we offer, as gentle as grace,
Bring comfort and joy, a soothing embrace.