need help interperting a poem?

Question

For my infant, who live but 18 hrs
As the pure snoe-drop, child of April Tears
Shook by the rough winds desolating breath
Scarce o'er the chilly sod its low head rears
and trembling dies upon the paren health
So my lost boy, arrayed in fancys charms
to the cold tyrant strected his feeble arms
and struggling sighed his lil life away
as not in vain the early snow-drop rose
thu short its date and heard the withering gale
since its pale bloom ethereal balm bestows
and cheers with vernal hope and wasted vale
my perished child, dear pledge of many a pain!
torn from this ruffian world, in yon bright spphere
joins with awakened voice the cherub train
and pours his sweet breath on a mothers ear
kind dreams of morn his fairy phantom bring
and floating tones of ecstasy impart
kind dreams of morn his fairy phantom bring
and floating seraphs strike the heavenly string
to charm the settled sorrow of the heart

Answer 1

Im seriously cring at work right now, that is the most depressing poem I have ever read.

Oviously dedicated to her son, The frist 3 lines are about the breath being taken away from the child, as that happends he lowers his head for he cant keep it up anymore. His health is decreasing.
The next few lines are a dicrption of "death" pulling him closer to it and taking his last breath away, pulling him up toward somethind else besides life.
The next: how this came so unexpectedly, and how painful it must be to loose your life in such a short time period.
(((((torn from this ruffian world, in yon bright spphere
joins with awakened voice the cherub train
and pours his sweet breath on a mothers ear
kind dreams of morn his fairy phantom bring
and floating tones of ecstasy impart
kind dreams of morn his fairy phantom bring
and floating seraphs strike the heavenly string
to charm the settled sorrow of the heart)))) the last parts discribe him going into the angels arms, them portecting him now and welcoming him into a new world, less of pain. And the mother knowing this by the wisper of the wind at her ear, it telling her that he is ok, and that he is no longer in pain anymore.

Answer 2

It about a parent who lose there child basically. They're going the the stages of grief, justification, solace, comfort, etc. Quite moving if you're into poetry. But your spelling confused me a bit.