The mother that speaks in the poem feels guilt for abortin

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In concluding, most women who have chosen the right of abortion have love for their children just as those who have given birth to their children. The mother goes through things within herself such as loving the unborn child, reflecting on goals that would have been possible, and guilt that what she has done was wrong. Most likely that questions that society asks of someone who has had an abortion are the same one that the mother is trying to answer herself. The author displays in this piece that the thoughts of a woman who has aborted her child will leave question within herself that she will never be able to answer because of her decision. People should not pass judgment on a person who has chosen abortion because each woman can make her decision and she will have to deal with her decision later.

Goals for the unborn children still go though her head in the poem. She speaks of goals that the children did not meet when she says, "Your luck, And your lives from your unfinished reach. The reach symbolizes the things t

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Approximate Word count = 744
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)