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Why did you have to rip our child from the womb ? Why did you have to send him to his eternal tomb? Why couldn't you let me be a happy father? You say you have an explanation but don't even bother. Would having our child having their first breath really be a crime? Why do you look at it as stopping it just in time? No matter how you look at it you took a life Doesn't matter if it was by scalpel or knife. You ended a gift from God You act like it doesn't bother you But I know that's a facade Because that could never be true. Now I pick up my pen So that you can see the beauty within For a child is a beautiful gift If you take it away you create a permanent rift. Some say it is a choice But I say we need to hear their unspoken voice Let them live For we do not know if your sin God can forgive.
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 6:03 AM UTC
"Anit-Abortion"
Why did you have to rip our child from the womb ? Why did you have to send him to his eternal tomb? Why couldn't you let me be a happy father? You say you have an explanation but don't even bother. Would having our child having their first breath really be a crime? Why do you look at it as stopping it just in time? No matter how you look at it you took a life Doesn't matter if it was by scalpel or knife. You ended a gift from God You act like it doesn't bother you But I know that's a facade Because that could never be true. Now I pick up my pen So that you can see the beauty within For a child is a beautiful gift If you take it away you create a permanent rift. Some say it is a choice But I say we need to hear their unspoken voice Let them live For we do not know if your sin God can forgive.
This was a poem written because of my challenge and because I read a story where despite the father's protests a mother had their unborn son aborted because she did not want a kid at that time. A fetus is a life so no one should end it.
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 6:03 AM UTC
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