A Woman's Own

I cannot ever get pregnant So, I have no dog in that fight, I don't have a uterus So, I shouldn't vote on what is wrong or right. I can't tell a woman what protection to use During her menstrual days, Nor could I ever tell a rape victim She is glowing and pregnant, so let's give out praise. What do I think about abortions Well, I think that they are all wrong, But, I don't believe they are a type of murder Especially when my brother fought the Vietcong. Murder is always murder No matter however that you may look at it, In war, or in any dispute or in a crime Or just from having a jealous fit. What if their is incest Or if she keeps the child she would most certainly die, What if she's underage and pregnant Or what if she doesn't even know the guy. I will proudly vote about laws about my taxes Because them I always must pay, Faithfully I'll vote for a church's deacon Because, that is where I worship and pray. I will happily vote for gun control If it's ever put up on the ballots for a vote, And I will vote for it without a thought or doubt Because guns causes murder, I quote. If a woman is forced to have a baby Who will then pay all the child's expense's, Who will pay for its clothes and its toys and needs and foods And take care of all upcoming consequences. I don't want anyone especially the government to tell me That a vasectomy I must someday take, And I don't want to be told that I have to take a shot It's my body not yours for heavens sake. If ever upon the voting ballot There is a law or a rule pertaining to only a female, Why should any man be voting on it Unless, maybe he is scared and frightened of the frail. If a woman is not allowed to have an abortion And if she attempts to have one they'll call a cop, If a woman doesn't want to keep a child What men are now ready and prepared to marry or adopt. Randy L. McClave