Abortion Poem by Akhtar Jawad
Abortion
Is anything more cruel and inhuman?
A painful death for your baby in the womb,
The womb is a temple of worship and love,
And you make it a slaughter house!
All the four ways a baby is destroyed,
All inhuman and cruel on your part,
Show your sadistic instincts,
Establish the fact we are still the beasts.
The baby pulled out by a vacuum machine,
Turned in tossing pieces like tail of lizard,
Cut in cubes of flush by merciless knives,
By a cruel doctor, a butcher in fact!
Getting baby out by a surgery,
Dissolving it by injecting a solution of salt,
All are cruel and inhuman and a source of pain,
For a symbol of love murdered brutally.
If you can.t give birth to a flower of love,
Do something before the baby is conceived,
And if can’t do anything else,
Better get rid of love and live like stones.
All inhuman and cruel on your part, Show your sadistic instincts, Establish the fact we are still the beasts /... A thought - provoking poem on abortion which opens up the discussions with its very first line- Is anything more cruel and inhuman?
An insightful condemnation of murder by mother that is abortion - an evil of monumental proportion and mother's inhumane treatment to her unborn bundle of joy. Beautiful poem bristling with wisdom. Thanks for sharing Akhtar.
The womb is a temple of worship and love is a wonderful expression. Yes, abortion is a serious crime in our society. It is a very thoughtful poem. Thank you Akhtar Saheb. Tushar
Abortion is as serious and criminal as homicide! It is unfortunate that a woman's womb which should be a shelter to tender lives is made a slaughter house! A powerful write Akhtarji!
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Yes, ABORTION is wrong! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.