Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 55
It started with a soft touch--
A touch and smart kick by the baby.
Lo! She couldn't hold her clutch.
No any longer; a bit tightened, maybe.
When body is no longer at ease,
Available strength become exhausted.
While trying to man up to cease,
It seemed like for it, breath deems costed
Grant the power to deliver safely
Trigger, trigger her inner circle to push
That her cool mind thinks ably
And not having the progeny to the bush
Listening to the enthusiastic voice
Of the doctors, encouraging her wits
To keep making a fervent noise
In order to secure what the labor befits
There lies a chance to have new life
Out of you wanting to see a new exposition
So push with your might and afterwards laugh
About this thrilling moment of such condition
Push with the little strength remained in you
Push push oh Lord, kindly help her out
With You in here; the labour room may be blue
But the order will go beyond human doubt
Her heart freeze in the moment's ice
She keeps up with the fight in faith
Her running fountain wets down her eyes
To think not of is the needs of coming days; eighth
She couldn't find the right need for plea
How doctors are to help her pay the price
And make the distant pleasure be free
Which the atmospheric battle do not suffice
Her heart beats check in and feel ire
The fruit (s) is/are not only ripe
Her emotion runs in intense subdued fire
But also has caused life to gripe
Cause her to write a thrilling epic
For the pains in labor is never hype
Owned chance of her last breath turns her agnostic
There come the true being which is not her type
You are the ever reliable pier between death and life
That after some months, she'd eat rice
How God paid for her the worthy price
Money won't able to settle will make her laugh
Of that day
Whenever is convenient
To remember her say
In pain for gain so lenient
"The rippest of womb's fruit
Comes with aching pleasure
Blowing off caution one's flute
For the womb to release it's treasure
With a saddened encounter
Growing tears of joy in reserve
Travels with fear; friendly counter
By which the heart composure is unnerve
But for all regrets to be silent
Survival may be wrong to pray
How happy if the fruit is absent
Such happiness will not be gay
Though, mind less think of joy
Not to bring breath to its last
Everything; you become so annoy
Thinking about the concurring blast
How can you pray
How won't you groan
Watching what you say
Keep watch and condone
How won't you dance
How much is His goodness
When in labour that you live in trance
That He delivered you from its darkness"
Hallelujah!
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