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Child Birth by Andre Lewis |
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The Plexus
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Push, push is all I can hear As I gasp for more and more air. The pain I feel is excruciating A lump, no a hill, in my womb.
Push, push is all I can hear As I gasp for more and more air. Why won’t it come out? I feel numb, cramped, ripped as this hill moves an inch. I want to pee, so I do, But this pee feels like a ball attached to my womb.
Push, push it’s almost there, is all I can hear As I gasp for more and more air. I see doubles for a moment then I focus once again.
Push, push, it’s almost there. Push what? I dare not ask. I feel like my insides are on fire, From this act of human desire. I swear, I will never ever go though this again.
Push, push is all I can hear As I gasp for more and more air. A tear trickles down my face As I feel the hill moving with great haste. Who put me in this predicament? I look to my right to see his ugly bearded face.
Push, push, it’s coming, it’s coming I feel hands and a painful tear I swear never to go though this again As I gasp for more and more air. I gather all the courage and strength I can muster And push one last time in a desperate plunder. I feel that hill, that ball, as it leaves my womb to fall And I feel a great release, painless.
As I slip into unconsciousness As I go, I think, oh what a mess. I am awoken by that ugly bearded face. As I focus, he looks manly and handsome in his place. He hands me all my troubles and pain. Oh, it’s so cute, as I hold my troubles and pain to my face, I think to myself, with great hope and pride, I can do this, I can do this again Cause it’s worth my troubles and pain.
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