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Baby, you're here.

little hand's hold little toes cold little born soul at how old? I'm not one for protests, baby But I'd fight anyone who'd say you weren't alive when I could feel your heart beat within mine. I'm not one for objection But I'd challenge anyone who'd say you couldn't hear cause we've talked like crazy, though less than a year And I'm not one to outcry the next They could try their best to deny you as a child but before you first cried out You'd been a person for awhile Because I felt you, baby I felt you smile and you felt when my fingers pressed against your wall and you heard my call and I called you, Baby
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emily-pidduck
Canadian
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Written by
emily-pidduck
Canadian
Published
Apr 2, 2014
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24·120
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I'm not actually against abortion, but I think there are a lot more than should be.

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#happiness#abortion#baby#birth
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