Life Itself

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Baby Laying Down on Bed
You are lying to yourselves, and amidst it fooling none
You are senseless and heartless to kill what God's begun
Inside the womb or out, they're human just the same
They're living, they are growing, since the day conception came

The properties of life, why does water qualify?
If a baby with a heartbeat is not said to be alive?
Order: cells, organs, tissue (it must be working well)
In an unborn baby alone, more than 2 trillion cells
A baby's got a metabolism, but it's not strong just yet
A baby also grows and it has development

A baby is a product of reproduction, see
So in the future this will become its ability
Life needs to regulate itself to function properly
In this life arena, they've got just what it needs
It takes the mother's nutrients to process energy

The signs of life are clear with any human being
So why is this not murder, can't you see the suffering?

Notice the depravity, do you see rights and humanity
We are survivors of infancy
Here we watch in sorrow
Who will the mothers kill tomorrow?



“Biology: Concepts and Connections.” Biology: Concepts and Connections, by Jane B. Reece and Martha R. Taylor, Pearson Learning Solutions, 2011, p. 2.

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