Cindy Duhe One's Own Body By Cindy Duhe Child inside kicking and batting her hopes and dreams while nobody knows, but she.
Stretch marks hide under the line of a dress that hangs loosely to the skin inside.
Boyfriend became a foe when at home she showed him her belly now alone, she stays, with child. Poor family burdened by debts she regrets the act that must be taken. Those oppose her anonymous face outside the clinic the place that can conceal her crime by turning back the hands of time to the day that she was normal. Swept under the rug, her kicking and screaming voice inside that once cried at the thought but has now done the unthinkable. We may print your comments on these pages with whatever signature you provide.