This sad tale was brought to you by My Mama, this is true , to my shame!
It was hotter than Texas asphalt, my brother and his wife were spendin the night,
There was a thunderstorm, lightenin flashin, an awesome sight!
From the bedroom next door, lovemakin could be heard,
My Daddy was listenin, not sayin a word.
Visions of entangled bodies, danced in his head,
His wife lay next to him, as though she was dead.
Daddy became aroused, his manflower was in full bloom,
His marriage bed had become cold as a tomb.
His fevered body would not give him no peace,
What he craved was sweet release.
He turned to his wife and began to plead,
He placed her hand on his great need.
Mama had no love for this man,
But she had to fulfill her wifely duties, she did understand.
Bein she was still in season,
Daddy reached for a condom, for sex with no reason.
The prevention failed and durin the storm,
Sperm and egg met and I started to form.
Nine months later, Mama cursed the day,
In a moment of weakness, she let Daddy have his way.
Music: XFiles
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Reviews of "My Conception"
Reviewed by Lydia Shutter (Reader)
Reviewed on June 10, 2007
Profoundly sad poetry, PA. This poem explains a lot of who you are as an adult....but remember, there are a lot of people who are quite happy you were conceived, my friend. Lydi**
Mayhap that may be true but if they didn't appreciate you the world and your family on the den are thankful for the day and I am also sure there are plenty more close by who are also grateful for the birth that your mother brought into this world. All things have a pro as well as a negtive I believe.
awww PA....i was blessed witha good mom, but my dad walked when i was 6 weeks old.. I think the things they do just make us stronger or lead us to the lessons we must learn in this life. you are great in spite of them- you get extra brownie points PA
Like hotter than fried chicken cajun way in the bayous.
Hacha mamma, hacha mamma, hoo!!!
Georg
Reviewed by Lewis Findley (Reader)
Reviewed on June 9, 2007
and here she is ;)
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on June 9, 2007
Very sad, but life goes on. Some parents throw their kids away as if they were trash. Some parents even go so far as to kill their babies.
At least you survived. We can't change anything in our past..
Your loved here at the den, but you will always have the empty feelings at times I guess.
I feel empty sometimes myself because of the distant Dad I had. We all lived in the same house, but we were strangers. Some people just can't show, or feel love because they were never showed or felt love growing up.
Hugs..
Love ya....
Ron
Yikesssssss darling Pat!
That is why I wrote what I wrote earlier!
I feel your pain, and I know your absent feelings!
I'm glad we became friend to the very end!
HOLD your head HIGH! as I said earlier, the lord gave his dove
to us to love! He filled you with a kind heart and soul, for others to know!
Life goes on nomatter what else is happening around!
In my healings your way, feel the hugs I gently display!
Your poem is Powerful in more ways than one! as you fulfill a destiny to those still searching~~~
I'm glad you used the XFiles theme, I also love Twighlight Zone! My total favorite still, in my mind, that is WHERE I roam!
Talk soon my sweet friend, I am pround of the loving, exciting women you have become! AS your life has just begun!
AMen!
BE STrong!
Stay Positive!
God Bless!
as you have Blessed Us!
Thank YOU!
You, my dear, are a creation of God.
An unwanted and unloved child? I want you. I offer you my love and my comfort. I am a parent and a grandparent and a great-grandparent. I know you fit in there somewhere. If you'll accept me, I adopt you.
Forgive the trespass of your biological parents. Acknowledge your past as a circumstance that permits you to grow and to accept a new and wonderful world.
You have reviewed my poetry with love and understanding. In return, I offer you my love and understanding.
Begin life again with me, someone who cherishes your very being.
Begin again, now, with me in AuthorsDen.
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Hacha mamma, hacha mamma, hoo!!!
Georg
At least you survived. We can't change anything in our past..
Your loved here at the den, but you will always have the empty feelings at times I guess.
I feel empty sometimes myself because of the distant Dad I had. We all lived in the same house, but we were strangers. Some people just can't show, or feel love because they were never showed or felt love growing up.
Hugs..
Love ya....
Ron
That is why I wrote what I wrote earlier!
I feel your pain, and I know your absent feelings!
I'm glad we became friend to the very end!
HOLD your head HIGH! as I said earlier, the lord gave his dove
to us to love! He filled you with a kind heart and soul, for others to know!
Life goes on nomatter what else is happening around!
In my healings your way, feel the hugs I gently display!
Your poem is Powerful in more ways than one! as you fulfill a destiny to those still searching~~~
I'm glad you used the XFiles theme, I also love Twighlight Zone! My total favorite still, in my mind, that is WHERE I roam!
Talk soon my sweet friend, I am pround of the loving, exciting women you have become! AS your life has just begun!
AMen!
BE STrong!
Stay Positive!
God Bless!
as you have Blessed Us!
Thank YOU!
An unwanted and unloved child? I want you. I offer you my love and my comfort. I am a parent and a grandparent and a great-grandparent. I know you fit in there somewhere. If you'll accept me, I adopt you.
Forgive the trespass of your biological parents. Acknowledge your past as a circumstance that permits you to grow and to accept a new and wonderful world.
You have reviewed my poetry with love and understanding. In return, I offer you my love and understanding.
Begin life again with me, someone who cherishes your very being.
Begin again, now, with me in AuthorsDen.
Richard