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As you lie on the creaky hospital cot, there is a lot that can be thought by listening to the uneven, rapid wheeze and by looking at the hitherto unseen pallor of your otherwise ruddy cheeks...... Many (im)possibilities can be perceived; that a father I may never be; that my father may never be the same with me; that you may well have entered the last lap in your race for that ever elusive qualifying tag; that come what may, one day you shall really be a non-entity and there may be only me to see you lying limp and lifeless just as you now seem to be...... Perceptions may not be real. The only reality, is a single soul searching query: Does any materialist passion or for that matter, a self-effacing spiritualism, allow anyone to cause the demise of the one still huddled up in that warm, allegedly safe darkness of anonymity? Isn't a human life, howsoever insignificant it be might, too much a price to pay for even the rarest gain... in this provisional little world of putty clay?
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Nov 21, 2019
Nov 21, 2019 at 9:51 AM UTC
Soul Searching
This earth is actually 1 nation, It is 1 complex society. My compatriots, They don't desist from being real ***** My countrymen, They spit phlegm on any public road. My landsmen, They bias against the ladies apart from ****** them. My fellow humans, They break all of the traffic rules. My own friends, They have been so imperfect. My friends are my world, And I am not proud of this world. I am an idealist who never had them, The mythical permanent friends. The human society is full of bigotry, I read about female exploitation. This awful male-dominated society, I am amused on its insecurities. That unlucky unborn female foetus, I mourn its ****** before its birth.
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Jul 25, 2017
Jul 25, 2017 at 6:35 AM UTC
I Live In A Shameless Society
*Three months old in my mother’s womb Whispers I heard outside, A man persuading mum To destroy me Because he doubted I was his. I heard mum cried, And felt her tears Falling to her bulging belly, My bed room, A thunderous sound That struck my universe Almost tearing it apart.* *The man talking to another man, A professional killer of my kind, I heard about the price of my life, To destroy me Worth only ‘$300’. Mum’s heart beat faster, Bringing blood like a mighty rushing wave To my weak, gentle nerves and veins Almost rapturing them apart.* *Mum whispered I heard while she cried, “You are a gift and blessing to me, My child, my beloved one.” I will keep you,” She promised. I tried to comfort mum but couldn't. I conjured up ominous images Of my shattered body, My flesh, blood and bone; It was too painful to bear. So I stamped my feet On my bed, Her stomach bulged, And I felt mum embraced me, With her gentle hands.* *From the smallest corner of her heart Next to her bulging belly, My bed room, I heard mama interceded with God For the forgiveness of the sins And comfort of thousand women Who aborted their pregnancies Due to **** pregnant while breast feeding, Incestuous affairs, teenage pregnancies Or on medical conditions For the physical and emotional pains They endured and guilt that may have lingered still.* *In her bulging stomach, My bed room, my home, I waited for my eviction, Every day. Then one day, after a long wait, It rained cats and dogs With muds of blood In my bedroom. I tried to cling to the roof of my bed room, But was swept away by the natural disaster Through the channel of life Into my mother's gentle arms.*
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 8:23 PM UTC
As Heard and Felt from a Foetus
*Three months old in my mother’s womb Whispers I heard outside, A man persuading mum To destroy me Because he doubted I was his. I heard mum cried, And felt her tears Falling to her bulging belly, My bed room, A thunderous sound That struck my universe Almost tearing it apart.* *The man talking to another man, A professional killer of my kind, I heard about the price of my life, To destroy me Worth only ‘$300’. Mum’s heart beat faster, Bringing blood like a mighty rushing wave To my weak, gentle nerves and veins Almost rapturing them apart.* *Mum whispered I heard while she cried, “You are a gift and blessing to me, My child, my beloved one.” I will keep you,” She promised. I tried to comfort mum but couldn't. I conjured up ominous images Of my shattered body, My flesh, blood and bone; It was too painful to bear. So I stamped my feet On my bed, Her stomach bulged, And I felt mum embraced me, With her gentle hands.* *From the smallest corner of her heart Next to her bulging belly, My bed room, I heard mama interceded with God For the forgiveness of the sins And comfort of thousand women Who aborted their pregnancies Due to **** pregnant while breast feeding, Incestuous affairs, teenage pregnancies Or on medical conditions For the physical and emotional pains They endured and guilt that may have lingered still.* *In her bulging stomach, My bed room, my home, I waited for my eviction, Every day. Then one day, after a long wait, It rained cats and dogs With muds of blood In my bedroom. I tried to cling to the roof of my bed room, But was swept away by the natural disaster Through the channel of life Into my mother's gentle arms.*
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A foetus home, like a cocoon, For nine months is in a womb. And soon it travels in the outer world, A cranky and tender little baby girl! ‘The child gave birth to a mother!’ Uttered a nurse besides the doctor! Hearing her baby’s cry, The mother falls at ease and sighs! She cuddles her child gently, And the child falls asleep gradually. Being overwhelmed she begins to weep, As she watches her little angel sleep! She is astound by natures grace, How her flesh and blood she can embrace! She praises the Lord for this miraculous day! She thanks the almighty in each way. -Zainab Attari
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 2:04 AM UTC
Birth of Motherhood