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Voice of the Unborn (Poem againt abortion)


I never asked to be conceived Yet you’re asking me to leave I’m fighting a battle I didn’t ask for I am a helpless soldier at war I don’t know much but I know this isn’t right It’s going to be hard but I have to fight I want to live and make it out I don’t want to be torn apart, there’s no doubt Why are you doing this to me? I’m still a human being I’m starting to feel the shock One arm goes, now my leg, please stop I never asked to be conceived But is that a reason to make me leave You aborted me without permission This is a harsh life decision You’ll have to live with this thought forever While I have no life to make yours better I speak for all the fetuses that have been torn I’m the voice of the unborn
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I am a freshman in college and I am seeking a degree in Mass Communications. I love design but I have always been told to consider writing.

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