What Child Is This? ...[response To Tapan Saren's P H Poem, ' To The Parents Who Sought Abortion'; Very Short; Abortion; Personal; Not Humorous! ] Comments

I like your very well reasoned analysis of this issue, Bri. My definition of extreme circumstances would cover a rape victim and where the woman's life is in danger. what scares me is the continuing trend of selecting female foetuses for abortion. Being an atheist I don't see God as an issue myself. I like Tapan's verse. He's a very promising young poet and he has the courage to address important issues and for this, I give him due respect as you do.

Yoonoos Peerbocus (5/10/2017 2: 21: 00 AM) theme itself is controversial/ I have my own poem [abortion] differently appreciated (

I perused through you writings For my English to improve But could not find anything That gave me grounds to reprove And if you are listening It's your notes that I approve Thanks Bri for all the fun

the morning after i submitted this poem, i thought: did i use the wrong word? Did i use bare when i should have used bear? ? ? ? YES! i did indeed. shame on old Bri! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! from online: The verb bear relates to carrying or supporting whereas the verb bare means ‘to uncover (a part of the body or other thing) and expose it to view’ AND, among other things, bear can mean: Finally, bear can mean to give birth to a child (when said of a person) or the produce fruit or flowers (when said of a plant or tree) of course............bear is also a large mammal, as in the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears! bri :)