A Mother's Hardest Decision
This is an event she can't wrap around her head
She should've given the drink the man had given her a second thought
She woke up and he left her for dead
She had no bottoms on and there was no way she could've fought
She took a test two months later
She looked down and it was undeniable
She wanted to become her own operator
Because of a government that's so unreliable
A decision too hard for anyone to make
But either way people are going to look down in disappointment
How much of this should she be allowed to take?
So instead she makes an appointment
Now the fatherless child is somewhere with no pain
But the mother is crying about her decision in the rain
Copyright © Kyleigh Henderson | Year Posted 2016
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