Into the shop I went
To buy a couple of things
And there across the aisle
Were twins in a pushchair,
Their mum pushing them.
I waved and smiled at them,
They waved and smiled back,
Such a wonderful feeling
Comes to my heart,
The innocence of childhood
Is such a joy to me.
I often wonder how,
How people can hurt children.
I am a passive man
But get so upset,
Upset and annoyed
When children are attacked.
You just would not believe,
Not believe what I would do,
Do to them .
But anybody who hurts a child
Deserves the highest punishment
Why would people hurt children?
They are the future of our being
And will hopefully
Be the ones that repair,
The ones that repair our world.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: October 20th, 2023 01:18
- Comment from author about the poem: Children should never be hurt!
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 11
- Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15
Comments6
Those who do will suffer. Even Jesus said if we offend 'little ones' (could mean literal children, or people new in the faith) it's better if a millstone was tied round their neck, and they cast into the sea'. This from the not-always meek and mild One.
Also - who could hurt animals?
Such true words Orchi.
Andy
AMEN!!!!!!! I feel this!!!! Oh the things I would do!!!! It's Unexplainable!
So would I LIZ.
Andy
So powerful and so well heard in this poem, children are the future and we should protect every last one. Thank you Andy ❤️
Thank you Teddy, yes children are the future and they should be protected.
Andy
Hurt people hurt people. It isn't only just a contemporary proverb but demonstrated horrifically in our society. It's not an excuse but could show us to nip at the bud wherever and to whomever. Such a moving poem.
So true CB, thank you.
Andy
I believe there's an even bigger problem.
Not suffering them to come unto him.
They each have their own gods not necessarily the ones thrust upon us by organised religions 2781.
Andy
It's a difficult one.
By their fruits you shall know them.
Absolutely. Great write.
Thank you Thomas.
Andy
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