| Beauty, once wild and free
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| Now silent and domesticated
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| Mothers separated
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| Possessions confiscated
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| Shackled, marked, and branded
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| Slave owners need to spot their thrall
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| Chastised, abused, manipulated
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| But the blossom will not fall
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| Unethical, industrialisation of the uterus
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| Utilised, maximum effectivity desired
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| Unethical, uterus industrialised
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| Usurpation of motherhood
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| Aggressive birth trauma
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| Ushered from the comfort of the womb
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| Into the world
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| Rough handled by strangers
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| Detached from the umbilical cord
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| Connection lost
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| Usurpation of motherhood
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| A cocktail of amniotic fluids is pouring down the operational table
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| Deprived of lust and sexual desire
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| Reduced to fertile breeding machines
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| Inseminated with the fruit of the privileged
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| To carry on their genes
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| A sick and twisted game
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| Where the profit margin is enormous
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| We’re breeding humans
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| Capitalism in high performance
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| Detached from the umbilical cord
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| Connection lost
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| Usurpation of motherhood by patriarchal loopholes
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| Curated by unconcerned and apathetic assholes
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| Assholes
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| In regulations that protect business interest, not people
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| The female body used as a vessel
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| Half of the births end lethal
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| Blind eye of the law
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| No time to pity the nameless Jane Doe
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| Usurping motherhood
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| Unethical, industrialisation of the uterus
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| Utilised, maximum effectivity desired
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| Unethical, uterus industrialised
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| Usurpation of motherhood
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| Another uterus industrialised |