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Paul Wilson
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0 posted 2007-03-05 07:28 PM


Of Innocence Born
By Paul Wilson

Cast offs…those wanted by no one
discarded in the heat of regret
Helpless victims of consequences
children of innocence and amoret

My heart cries for angels lost
ultimate price paid by all
No birthdays or family pictures
no memories to recall

Their laughter silenced
for all eternity
Babies without names
some only hours old you see

Coldness grips the night
another angel greets the world
The door to absolution closes
as package is tossed…was it a boy or girl

Today is filled with questions
of last night’s choices
The need to know is overwhelming
story is told by t.v. voices

Out the door she runs
time to hang with friends
Another party tonight
is this where the story ends or begins?

The father had no clue
just a donor in his youth
She preferred to hide it
not wanting him to know the truth

How many more will be lost
not much chance to survive
The clock is ticking fast
pray the doctors can revive




~~To share my poems with you is to share my heart with you~~
Paul



[This message has been edited by Paul Wilson (03-06-2007 07:56 AM).]

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1 posted 2007-03-06 07:17 AM


Hard hitting lines, these are.
It's too bad that we cannot give
our children a box called
Consequences, so they could see ahead
of the choices they might make.

But that's a crystal ball, isn't it?

Well done, Sir.


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2 posted 2007-03-06 08:34 AM


Paul~
Stark reality often hits us smack dab in the face and many still don't 'get it'~

There is much sadness in our world ... you write of it well, my friend~

*Huglets*
~*Marge*~

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3 posted 2007-03-06 09:03 AM


A profound and riveting write Paul.
Well said Sir...well said indeed.  

~ Time has cast a spell on you,
  So you won't ever forget me. ~

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4 posted 2007-03-06 09:07 AM


beautiful, full of many wisdoms my friend.  Hugs to you.
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5 posted 2007-03-06 10:11 AM


what a profound write!

I'm in awe!

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6 posted 2007-03-06 10:45 AM


information coming across a long narritive arch...I hope and pray people listen, and or wake up to the fact that it isn't working this way...an awfully somber topic that must be addressed...and soon I hope.

Thank you for this


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7 posted 2007-03-06 11:29 AM


Not an easy subject to write poetry on but you did it very well.  
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8 posted 2007-03-06 11:35 AM


Paul,
Reminds me of the little beggars of Tan My, and Hue, Vietnam.
Kids ages from 4 to about 11.  No mom or dad, no home, no food, no place to go except to roam the streets, scared 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Very sad, Paul.  Very sad, but needing to be talked about, over and over again.
Great write my friend.

JL


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blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
~Jesus Christ

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9 posted 2007-03-06 12:30 PM


Karilea...Your reply is so right. If only they had a crystal ball. Thank you for caring...Paul

Marge...Not sure why I choose this subject to write about, but like you said it hits you right smack dab in the face.
I really appreciate your reply and caring words...Paul

Nancy...Thank you dear lady...Paul

Donna...Thanks for taking time to read, reply and understand...Paul

Dixie...Just another one of those poems that
came out when my heart opened up for awhile.
Many thanks for reading...Paul

LeeJ...I as you hope and pray that the people that do this terrible thing wake up and realize they do have choices. Thanks for caring...Paul

Honeybunch...Thank you...Paul

JL...I know you can relate to this. It is a terrible thing to see lives wasted and thrown away. Thank you for reading and your reply...Paul

~~To share my poems with you is to share my heart with you~~
Paul

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