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Infant Joy represents the celebration and happiness at the arrival of an innocent. Infant Sorrow is a poem that   rejection at the birth of an unwanted child.

The precious infant is embracing his new lifeand surroundings, proclaiming to the world hisarrival of only two days before.

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