Abortion's Aftermath: What Kind of Mother was I?A Poem by D. L. Hutsonpost-abortion syndrome.Hello my name is not so important As is my story and the message I want to share I hope it helps someone in someway And just make us a little more aware. Be prepared, because this subject is forbidden It’s not popular or talked about in the open This silent killer can eat you up inside The topic and my story today is on abortion. Now it’s a known fact that abortion is the killing of babies & Out there are so many controversial views But many don't realize or know what to do about The fact that abortion silently kills a piece of you too The effects of abortion have no prejudices Dads, grandparents, and siblings can feel it too Us girls and women have got to realize That pregnancies/abortions don't belong to or effect just you So now I’m in a different place And God has healed my heart & soul I can share my story how he's cleansed Forgiven, restored & made me whole. He is my light and my salvation & I give him all the praise and glory Though I owe him everything; I have nothing But what he's given me and his amazing story. This is the story of my condemnation and shame How for years I silently suffered quietly But it all finally revealed the truth of God’s grace And the power of his love that set me free. When I was very young, just a child Left to myself I learned to keep things hid Because if I hid them, no one would know And if no one knew, it was ok what I did. But I soon found out, what’s done in the dark All will eventually come to the light And secrets do not stay hidden long And the mask I wore, reflected a lie. These hidden secrets buried Deep inside eating away at me Building walls to protect myself Not realizing, It's me I'm imprisoning But I still remember that day so vividly How they came and took me into a room Gave me a gown to change into & I knew something horrible would happen soon. Left in that room all alone and scared It was on that table that I prayed. I prayed and prayed that the doctors were wrong And all this would be a huge mistake. Because I for one, could NOT be pregnant At least, not at my young age Could this really be happening to me? God, I need a miracle, I pray. But the lady doctor in the white coat comes in She is moving stuff around and speaking I hear her voice and see her lips move But I am not sure what she is saying. But I Do know she is not saying the right thing to me Like “I’m sorry, there’s been a misunderstanding” Or “you shouldn’t be here; you can go now” So I shut her out and I just quit listening. I pray again and ask God where my miracle is I plead for him to hear my prayer. I hope he is not too busy. And for me He has a moment to spare. Because they say, God is never late But something needs to happen now. But wait! Why is she moving my legs And what in the world is that vacuum sound? I tell myself, Gods not coming through Oh how I'm wishing this was just a fantasy But I'm on my own again as usual And there just is no escaping this reality. But what kind of mother was I That I let my innocent baby die What kind of mother doesn’t mourn her baby or find someway to say goodbye. What kind of mother was I Before you had a chance to breathe I let them kill you in my womb Silenced even before you had a dream A killed destiny and murdered future Like a judge and jury in a courtroom But I am in no way a judge And don't have the right to take anything from you. I didn’t understand the consequences of my actions You were a gift from God no matter how you came I didn't know that before the foundations were laid In His hands the father had written your name And how I’ll have to live with this Throughout the rest of my life The guilt and shame of it all Cuts deep in my heart just like a knife. Over the years feeling like there was no hope Feeling worthless because I aborted you But somehow it made our futures intwined Because something in me died that day too. And even though Jesus saved me And I felt I gave him everything This, deep down I kept to myself Because I believed I deserved this pain. But God knows, sees all, and he does forgive Although there could be none for me I didn't know that his red blood could turn a black stain white And how when he saves, it is complete! And even though I tried to keep it from Him He wouldn’t let me stay in that condition He Pursued me with his unfailing love And making him known became my mission. He isn't weak and does things halfway Just putting together pieces of you His powerful hand fixes your brokenness Puts you together and makes you new. Because of his unconditional love and grace I no longer wear the robe of guilt and shame I’ve been rescued, delivered & set free And I no longer feel the sting of the pain. So don’t let this secret own you too Kick it straight out the door Expose Satan and his schemes And live with the effects of the pain no more. Don’t ignore abortion’s aftermath Don’t alienate your family and friends Don’t drown in your own sorrows Don't believe This is your end. God, who is without sin loves And is able to take the pain away You don’t have to suffer alone in silence Wholeness and healing can be yours today.
Now What kind of mother am I Well....that story is still being molded In the master’s hand I’m unfinished clay And my life is still being unfolded. © 2019 D. L. Hutson |
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Added on February 2, 2019 Last Updated on February 16, 2019 Tags: abortion, depression, unworthiness, killing babies, pain AuthorD. L. HutsonKINGDOM-MINDED, TXAboutHey, I'm just a crazy, fun-loving young woman. Born in 1976 - I'm a housewife with 3 girls and 2 step boys. This life ain't always been easy. But it has been interesting. I've learned that if God bri.. more..Writing
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