I'm sitting on the stairwell,
knowing i'm going to hell.
I'm still so young,
so many words unsung.
My stomach is churning,
my body is burning.
It's just a small blip,
never again will i unzip.
I put my trust in you,
I thought we were on cue.
I'm sitting on a stairwell,
knowing i'm going to hell.
Reality is these are the modern days,
I wonder how much child support pays
As i have a blip in my belly,
it's nothing to put on telly.
How can i break the news?
My dad'll hit the brews.
My mam'll get the blues.
My sisters'll buy it shoes.
But i'm carrying a blip in my belly.
It's now the size of a berry.
Submitted: September 03, 2012
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