At a very special moment
Dear I was conceived;
Ignorant of the ghastly torment
By which my origin deceived.
Lying in the safest place
Deep inside a mothers womb;
All thought I brought her the grace
But for my SHE being my doom.
Yet to be called a baby
With all the love and care umbilical;
The ulterior of human shabby
robbed me of thumb and milk to suckle.
I handnt even breathed
Or roll out a tear;
I didnt know pain and death
Or man's sanity itself my fear.
It was a mere jostle
And I thought I was premature;
Nauseated was me in the unknown tussel
Between the man and the Mother nature.
They seized my very right
To pave into the world by birth;
Someday in his own fight
Man shall cry my love and dearth.
sometimes now-I ponder
God has been fair to me unborn;
For me robbed even a beginning-I wonder
What would it be for those SHE born
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
wht a poetic sense.....great work....you picture things in a poetic rhyme....thanks for sharing..