1. Bless Me, I Am All Yours…. [appeal To Countrymen] Comments

I don't support nor condone abortion in any way, shape, or form. This poem has a nice flow. Bien!

What’s abortion? To shift the blame. Yesterday cluster, today society manages it. I’m writing from a country that would give up its Constitution rather than its free abortion – Welfare pays it. Sense of guilt disperses itself in duty’s practice: i.e. one is poor and so commits abortion, the guilt is social ‘cause if one wasn’t poor…. Mrs. Sharma is completely right.

May the passionate and poignant plea embedded in your composition reach the ears of many of our fellowmen! Best wishes to you. I am a newcomer to this site. I would like you to know that a selection of my poems too has been posted on this site. I would request you to kindly visit the same, at your convenience, and give me your valuable comments on some of them.

Abha this one is so full of emotions.. i really like it.10! It’s an Almighty’s world, not a Man’s bid. Bless your charming DAUGHTERS, a beautiful life!

motherhood is the fulfillment of womanhood... Please read my poem 'Untitled like them' - the same subject..

a poem with true emotions.

I want to live in damnt, in my cleaning machine, (parody from oasis song I want to live in dream (my record machine))

Dear Abha... this struck a chord.. I remember about 15 years back giving a speech to draw attention, after reading a United Nation report on infanticide in India... it riled then... and if I allowed it to...it would probably rile me again now..

unbelievably beautiful.......a terribly difficult subject that i myself have had to deal with......no easy answer, and often times the man has no say.

... n we should all jin hands n fight for d little angels... n I wud lve to adopt a baby girl son... n I v seen during my very bad days.. onl a woman may b baby, a sister, a mother or a best fren was always there beside... N she was right wen a best fren said: Beside ever successful man there is a successful woman'.. N itz not about baby girl or b.... Gender never matters fr in d eyes of God n Nature we all r one... just human beings... Excellent poem with a moral.. Keep writing n sharing poems as such as d world right nw needs such writes.. Best wishes, Karan

Reality bites! It is a matter for all to think and make humanity prevail over the matter.

Abha, Your poetic appeal is great. You are working for a noble cause. Very few peopler take up th cudgels against such causes. You are right we should react as a group to enlighten the people and stop this heinous social crime. I am preparing for a post on this theme by tomorrow.

Abha, this one is great, a strong poem with a message to society. It touches the heart

A great write with a deep message to the nasty society Kindly refer to my poems 'Let her sleep' and 'Let him sleep' in the PH.

Abha another tear raising piece. Being a father of a child who passed away, I could sympathize with women who have lost lost a child either through abortion, disease or any other cause of death unfortunately in todays world a childs life is often at the bottom of the list of priorities

Again, unbelievably unexpected. Fantastic. Thank you for sharing.

its a very thought provoking poem..it just gets those fearfull chills into me...and 'realisation' i have really got after reading ur poem...the message is very clear...and as i said there is no better way to convey 'eye opening' messages as such other than strong words...like they are in your poem...keep it up...awsome indeed..and its inspiring me to write something similar...so may be we can do this together....

I support your cause; a unborn child is a life indeed never given the chance to breath outside the mother's body. ~Kristy~

To be more specific on the matter Lets admit, females are mainly in this chapter Allowing this hateful slaughter. Much has to be written about their antagonism The same gender cursing the same - Sadism Lets lighten the lamp on these trendy ‘isms’ Else this inclination towards massacre cannot be stopped. Thought provoking poem. Nice one.

A very touching poem... Gives the message so open To save the lives of millions of girls