THE STORY OF THE UNBORN

    We have a future but we cannot live because they do not want us to, we fight in our tiny little heart yet our efforts are not seen.

Silently we wish we could make them understand how great the world would be with us in it because we are great in different fields of life.

When they come to make their presence known to us in that thirty minutes of heated pleasure or argument, we are glad and will not stop at nothing just to go with them but it bleeds when we are taken away for firing squad.

When we refuse to die and fight so hard to survive, sometimes we are treated with so much discrimination and hatred.

This is what happens when we take for granted the most important problem of recent times. This is the heart of the unborn that fought so hard to be born.

When I finally breathe my first breath on earth, to me it was a miracle of which many like me wish they can have. I decided never to quit no matter what happens and how long my pains and bitterness will last.

     I was abandoned and left to my own fate, destiny and GOD. I was picked by another and nurtured with little or no love at all. Everything I did pleased no one and everything I said hurt everyone no matter how nice and lovely it was. I am Sorry and thank you became my favorite lines and my little hut so I called it became my best friend because in it I see my future staring at me in the face asking me if i can still go on. I fought harder with my tears as my weapon as I seek his face and believed in him that gave me life. I forged ahead despite the discrimination and today I am living a real life not a virtual one because he has lifted me.

     This is the case of a million orphans, abandoned children and rejected ones whom if given the opportunity would be great men and women in the world. We talk of human right everyday but we as individuals, the initiators of this rights still break them in our heart.

So many children are yearning for love, attention yet to them it is like a million miles journey to their heart. A little love and appreciation to an orphan is like a million dollars lottery won by you.

    What can we do as individuals to make the world a better place, a place where orphans, less privilege ones will feel equal with others without being rejected and abandon. Love can do the magic, show love to all and you will be loved too. Stop racism and discrimination to others because it hurts more than a melted metal in the furnace.