rock-a-bye baby in mother’s womb how could you know it would become tomb? life sacrificed for your mama’s choice shouldn’t unborn women be given a voice?
abortion hurts mothers, it’s medical rape dishonors the body’s natural landscape increases breast cancer, depression, and grief with memory haunted by pregnancy brief
unbridled abortion comes at high cost sixty-three million lives have been lost planned parenthood is a business of blood fresh baby-parts market with organs to flood
we must do better in land of the free abortion for life of the mother might be but killing our offspring seems uncivilized the life of each person be precious and prized!
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The practice of abortion is shrouded with euphemisms but let’s reconsider the harsh reality. Can you sing this without gagging? (tune of “Rock-a-bye Baby”).
Linking to dVerse poetics where Amaya asks us to “cry me a river” with music.
why do i love you still
so deeply it hurts?
cry of man’s solo voice
breaks lonely hearts
sigh of flute’s minor-keyed
lament clearly haunts
try to release emotion in
sealed letters unsent
nigh insane from promised
satin nights unspent
fly to LOVE himself, the
primal truth unbent.
For me, this old song is crying put to music. To love is to be vulnerable and to risk not being reciprocated…but we love anyway and love is real; powerful, often painful.
The Moody Blues first recorded this song in 1967 and here they reunited to sing it again years later.
In my youthful innocence, I first thought the words were “knights in white satin” 🙂 I play flute so I’m drawn to the instrument’s mellow sound.
For believers, love songs can also reflect God’s amazing love for us!
a poem in my pocket 
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