Fatal Destiny

by Elena Giselle Adams - Not entered


Fatal Destiny

Little Un-born child
One I'll never see
Because of my selfish ways
I wouldn't let you be
Too much going on, I thought
To take good care of you,
But give you up to someone else
Is what I'd never do
People told me it was wrong
I guess I didn't care,
And now I brought on to myself
Great regret and much dispare
I'd take it back in a heart beat
For just another try,
But now I guess that's too late
It's time for me to die
As I press the shotgun
Firmly to my head,
Now wishing that it could have been
Me destroyed instead
At that very moment
I take my final breath,
Knowing in my distorted mind
I'm coming close to death
I slowly pull the trigger
The bullet penetrates,
For both the baby and myself
Fatal Destiny awaits.

Reason for writing:

    I wrote this poem because I am sick and tired of all the little
lost souls that are discarded to abortion.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1998-03-30 02:22:31
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:40:06
Poem ID: 49176

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