Baby Chance is thriving, set to possibly graduate from the NICU this month!
"This little boy's entire existance defies the worst pro-abortion nihilism, and I'm here for it."
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Baby Chance is thriving, set to possibly graduate from the NICU this month!
"This little boy's entire existance defies the worst pro-abortion nihilism, and I'm here for it."
Gofundme for Chance and Adriana Smith's family
Adriana Smith IS NOT the first woman that this has happened to. There will be more unfortunately.
Also most of the babies “born” in these cases have died or have been severely disabled.
There’s been 50 cases.
Appalling.
What is even more disgusting is that this isn’t the first time this has been done…
#3
Where did you take it
After it was gone from me?
Where does it now lie?
The love I gave you, the bulk of of it all,
Where did you put it,
Since breaking it off?
It’s gone from me now,
There’s none remaining,
I try to find it,
And there’s nothing left.
So where did you hide it,
Where is it now?
Does it mean anything to you,
Or have only you forgotten it?
06/20/2017
I remember the long cold black
The screaming seething ice on my hands and cheeks
The dark and oblivion around and within me
The sadness deep in my soul
The drunkenness deep in my brain
The cyanide remembrance of last week
Choking nostalgia through my teeth
And the year before.
I remember the late cartoon nights
And the wine that took me far away
And the weed that challenged my thoughts to try again
And her laugh that laughed at me
Not with me
Without me
Not for me
Forgot me.
I remember the books I read to stay awake
To evade the nightmares of sleep
To remain in nightmares awake
Trapped away from my oxygen
On the other side of the glass
Taunting me
Forcing me to know
That that air wasn’t for me
Even though god himself
Promised it all to me alone.
I remember the screaming singing ringing drives
In the blizzards
The vulcher half dead songs
Clutching me to sing along
To sing alone
And to tell them what I lost.
I remember those fatal days
When my life was fine,
But my soul was black
And my mind was a crime.
I remember her.
Her voice a garden.
For my heart to grow.
With asbestos in the soil.
I remember me.
Before I was like this.
When I was young.
Innocent.
Free.
Happy.
That was yesterday.
Nameless Faces and Faceless Names (June 7th, 2018)
The nights sprawled odd, when I could remember
That it mattered
Care’d about the ones you did and didn’t
Behind the glass.
The sandy toe’d stranger someplace else
And the sandy toe’d self now
All along the way over
Wrapped into it, wanting to know.
The new one pinged along
And the old one joined the song
And my heartbeat beat the gong
And I actually cared to smile.
There was no effort
Only the flow of water
It built up on it’s own
And stopped with her.
“The New Year delves into the human tendency that some of us hold in the face of personal tragedy, and that’s the masochistic need to reach oblivion; the impulsive rush to escape the post-traumatic limbo of an underwhelming aftermath in favor of complete and total loss of well-being”
Chance Smith. Edited by Ethan Jester.