if they had a voice
what words would
they choose to say
to their mothers
whose bodies mourned the loss
of the life they'd carried,
though they refused to acknowledge
the evidence
of their children
lost because
the lie society fed them:
that selfishness will somehow return
the favor
that it will bring happiness
and
a better life
if they choose to do what's
best for them
when truly what's best
for a mother is to realize
what a gift
she's been given
no matter her walk of life
or circumstance.
if their hearts
begin to beat
in perfect sync to the
woman carrying them
at merely five weeks,
how can you say that it's not a baby
if her body feels it's absence
long after
it's life has been taken away?
I wonder, what kind of orphanage
there is in heaven,
for certainly,
Jesus holds all those
lost for this world's
worst demonstration
of where
the moral line is never drawn
by those no longer living
with a fear of Him.
oh, my heart weeps
at the sight of our nation
awash in this horrific,
deep burgundy color of
the blood
of the
innocent lives
we've taken
with no remorse.
do they feel any guilt?
i think that they do.
their bodies know so perfectly
what their minds
won't allow them
to embrace.
the pain and the sorrow
is so much greater
a burden
for the women
than even for these
innocent children,
for the young never fully knew
the deep sin of this world
in any way except for the
very life that was stripped
from them;
they are indeed in a
much better place.
my heart weeps
a second time for the women,
the ones who do not even know
they are mothers.
their souls carry the weight
of their children
long after they've left them
though they'll never accept
that this is the sorrow
in them.
do they know?
that the greatest healer
already knew the gravity
of their sin when
he begin to create the
very precious life
within them?
maybe this massecre is the blood
poured over our nation
that will begin the return of our savior,
Israels redeemer.
for certainly it's a public
display of godlessness,
a manifiestation
of the evil they see as good,
all the while
not realizing that to live for oneself,
is the quickest road to death.
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