Leon Agnew
Poems by Leon Agnew : 51 / 108
Mommy Kill Me
Mommy killed me
She silenced my breath
She cut off my head
She choked me to death.
For when I was growing
About to be born
From her precious womb
She had me torn.
Mommy, mommy,
Why'd you do it?
Mommy, mommy,
We could've made it.
Leon Agnew
Submitted: Sunday, February 28, 2010
Poems by Leon Agnew : 51 / 108
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I make comments on this poem to ask myself...
IF I favor abortion? OR do I favor one's desire of wishing,
to have never been born? But then...would 'Mommy Kill Me'
exist? Or the closing hopeful lines of this poem?
What a mind twister.
I make comments on this poem to ask myself...
IF I favor abortion? OR do I favor one's desire of wishing,
to have never been born? But then...would 'Mommy Kill Me'
exist? Or the closing hopeful lines of this poem?
What a mind twister.