Aborting Lucy

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by dead_sun_rising » October 30th, 2012, 3:02 pm

what a realistic approach to a very bitter subject. i like the blunt feel of this, its stirring, really. good work and please keep writing.



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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Zombie » November 27th, 2012, 11:30 am

Thank you all very much.


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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by the quiet poet » November 29th, 2012, 10:11 am

Abortion is so sad... The person who is having the abortion often regrets their decision for the rest of their life. :/


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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by maggetator » November 29th, 2012, 11:41 pm

this is so tragic.


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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Zombie » December 14th, 2012, 2:26 pm

Thanks, everyone.


"It's marrow without bone to live in a house with no home
Where the son is the darkest seed, he crawls with the curs in the weeds."

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by musie » December 18th, 2012, 9:29 am

Zombie~I had to come and see why this had gotten so many comment's and now it's understandable...Truly a tragedy and God love you for writing it from the male's perspective of this tragic event...I'm very sorry if this happened to you, it is indeed a grievous situation....Musie


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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Zombie » December 19th, 2012, 8:52 am

Thanks, Musie...


"It's marrow without bone to live in a house with no home
Where the son is the darkest seed, he crawls with the curs in the weeds."

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by hidekazu inoue » April 23rd, 2013, 4:38 am

Hi!Zombie
This poem is too scary for me.
But Your ability as a poet of you who can express this fear is groovy things. very nice work.
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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by BrokenShards » April 23rd, 2013, 9:42 pm

This poem explores a point of view not often looked at, something that people should take a look at more often. Your poem conveyed the pain of what you must be going through. You projected your feelings of frustration and helplessness onto the reader. This poem might one of the saddest that I have ever read. It's true that it is half yours but it is also a sad fact that it is her decision. I will be praying for all three of you.



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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Rassy48 » April 29th, 2013, 9:42 am

Zombie,
I had to visit for a second time. I so admired and respected what you had written than when I saw it was being read actively again, I knew I had to re-read your creation. Not only does this grab the heart and soul, it grabs the conscience as well. "What do I do?" "What does she do?" "What do we do?" "What's the right thing to do?" Questions of conscience flood the brain. Once again, though a tough, serious and givingly sad subject, your words have presented a gentle and but gut-wrenching slant on this issue. For a second time, BRAVO! , my friend.
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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Zombie » May 3rd, 2013, 11:25 am

Thank you all.

Rassy, thank you for visiting a second time. I appreciate it.


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Where the son is the darkest seed, he crawls with the curs in the weeds."

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by ladymaybebaby » May 3rd, 2013, 12:24 pm

I totally agree with the men having some sort of say so, but I have heard storied of such men that were cowards and said here is $200 bucks and 'get rid of it' and stay away from me. Real father material there. No one all men are like that. I'm just saying I think the reaction a woman gets for the man involved maybe drives her to a certain decision. What woman wants to hear the words mistake, or I have no desire to be with you much less raise a child with you. just my two cents or two pence! A really well penned piece that gets people taking and I love when a write had that effect on others! Great work! Glad I read this one! Well done and I am glad you shared this one with us!

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Larsen M. Callirhoe » May 4th, 2013, 4:29 pm

this is a very touchy delicate subject and a very sad poem to say the least. i think men are to blame for most of the abortions anyhow. tho sometimes women are not ready for the big responsibility of a child either. men often force women to get abortions because they are cheating on another or maybe econimics come into play; or even that the couple is too young or not mature enough to raise a child yet - afterall a child is a huge big responsibility. i could say more but feel men should have a say also. if the woman tells the man it is her choice only and the man disagrees it was probably a mistake to experience a union together in the first place. i believe in reincarnation and karma so what you do will come back to you i believe. besides you never know what life will dictate to you. i do however feel it is the woman's right to abort if she chooses so even if i disagree because it is her body afterall and really i have no say over a women's body unless i am married to thelady and that is a whole different can of worms anyway. if a fetus is aborted many years later regret happens because of a conciousness to both responsible parties. women i believe it is a women's choice and her ody before you get upse wth my remarks.

zombie i feel for you...

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by musie » May 5th, 2013, 8:38 am

Zombie~OMG! This piece was just SO GUT Wrenching to get through, Powerful in the detailed emotion and though process...So very well written, but what a tragedy indeed....and what a painful decision for any young couple having to make....and I know it happens in this Country every day.... CONGRATULATIONS on the Spotlight...Most deserving! Musie


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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by ladymaybebaby » May 5th, 2013, 10:18 am

Real, gritty and hard hitting! Very powerful writing here, a job well done. You took a delicate subject and you handled it perfectly! Congratulations on the spotlight pick this week, it is much deserved!

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Rassy48 » May 5th, 2013, 3:14 pm

Zombie,
I have comments previously on the absolutely fabulous creations! I just wanted to add my congrats on this piece finally getting to the Spotlight. Very much deserved. Right where it should be, other than bookmarked by everyone! I have already done so. A one of a kind write. A one of a kind read. Thanks so much for allowing all of us to share in your talent.
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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Baywriter » May 6th, 2013, 3:23 pm

This poem was raw and unfiltered. The emotions were right at the skin of the poem, inviting the reader inside. Truly, it was heartbreaking and haunting work. Congrats on the spotlight!

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Zombie » May 9th, 2013, 9:21 am

Thank you all very much. I appreciate your thoughts and comments.

I'm a little shocked to be in the spotlight though. I've never been one for crowds.


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Where the son is the darkest seed, he crawls with the curs in the weeds."

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Re: Aborting Lucy

Post by Josie » May 10th, 2013, 11:11 pm

I liked your choice to have the N be the male and share his viewpoint before and after the abortion. You tackled one of our society's major concerns. Thank you for sharing and gaining TPS Spotlight recognition.


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