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No Judgment


Teen pregnancy Such a condemning cluster of words They suggest the end of dreams, the mistake of a young woman, and sometimes unending hurt People may stare, people may talk But life is a miracle no matter the situation Instead of judging those who have created life Support them, become their rock Sex is an act that comes with consequences, some lifelong So use protection or just avoid it overall And if a pregnancy occurs at a troubling time Remember that a baby is not a death sentence Love will prevail, judgement will fall
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