760.

What might be changed if
but that first lesson had been
left to its teaching?

759.

Learning to forget
the first betrayal in a
line ever growing.

758.

So kids wake at night,
paranoid sentinels of
a fading birth day.

757.

A sudden rip from
one's home called some brutal form
of celebration.

756.

Is it any real
wonder that resentment so
often starts early?

755.

Then comes the moment
of birth, a near murder by
womb's suffocation.

754.

Making pre-birth our
natural state: in water,
kicking life support.