Antepartum Poems | Examples


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Premium Member The Life Cycle

Mute and fastidious enlivening womb,
Blood red zygote is tied in a strange bloom.
Umbilical strands, mysterious quagmire.
Once undetectable vitality is now seed hire. 

Wrapped in the space of a narrow room.
Elusive shelter from the entire doom.
Antepartum life, nourishing advertently,
Swiftly evolving forms and lines reliantly.

Enclose the embryonic kid with affection.
For a while, surely keep it safe till inception.
Right to be born, to exist, to suck in air 
Renewed spirit and a drive to live and dare.

Kids recalled mother's voice from the womb.
No one knows his death date or his tomb.


Written: March 25, 2022

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