The Voice of a Pregnant Woman

The Voice of a Pregnant Woman

Tears I cry,
to be strong I try-
tears have covered my eye,
this baby I'll keep, it won't die.

To all what people say,
attention I no longer pay-
I am living in pain everyday.

Everyday is a bad-day,
All friends have run away-
in faith, prayer I find my way.

People look at me down-
even when I'm walking in town,
I begin to hide my big tummy.

When I'm at the mall,
Carrying my tummy, my ball-
I walk until I almost fall.

I will wait and give birth,
love my baby until death.

my laugh is not laughter
I really suffer.

Drencho_POET_Loads.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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