Notes About The Poem

The Lord has given me a heart and an assignment to stand up for the unborn babies
that are being killed in this country under the guise of, "a woman's right".  These babies
are not part of the mother's body - they are a separate, unique entity of their own and cannot
defend themselves.  The fruit of the womb is the blessing of the Lord!

Martin and Connie

Martin & Connie


Martin and Connie had five beautiful daughters and then she 
found out from her Doctor that she had another baby on the way, 
but how would she tell Martin of her great news she thought
for he is coming home from work at the end of this day.

So when the girls were put to bed and the house had quieted down
she knelt down on the floor at his feet,
shyly and timidly she told him the news of the baby
but noticed he wasn’t happy and had started grinding his teeth.

Then Martin began to stomp his feet and to holler
demanding that she abort this new coming babe,
putting such fear in Connie until she determined in her heart
she and the girls would suddenly have to flee.

The next day when Martin left for work
she packed up her girls and fled their nice home, 
running away with her babies to her family’s farm
until the new baby was born and safe from harm and all alarms.

The new baby that was born 
was a healthy big baby boy which was exactly what Martin had longed for, 
but Connie kept the birth a secret from him until 
he called to talk to her dad and other members of their tight knit core.

When Martin was told that the child was a big baby boy
and he fell in repentance on his knees, 
asking the Lord for forgiveness with all of his heart
and for giving him Connie, his girls and his son and for supplying all of their needs.

Written by:  
Marilyn S. Jennings May 7, 2015
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015


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