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The Children's Rights by Rebekah Rosie Lang Sunday, November 30, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan I found this written in my aging journal in the garage in my trunk. It amazes me of what I wrote back then. Remember, I was Fifteen back then and it was during the Reagan-Bush(the first one) Administration! Then, Bush-Quayle Administration!
Please don't let it happen, We are all so young. Let us be joyful and fill our heart so we can forget about war! If we work together, we can make it happen, Oh, Yes! For then the fear is gone and all our love can be for the world to share! Oh, let the fear of war be gone and let PEACE fill our hearts for we are the ones to make it *stop! Now, our spirits* soar, Our children are care-free, For Peace is finally here. Written by Becky Henry as I called myself then on 4/30/86. All rights reserved.
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Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)	12/1/2003

WOW! I have several of these little ditties myself from when I was a young little know it all preteen/teen. I look back at some of them and then I look at my 12 year old and just think---wow. Kids shouldn't know these things. I agree with Andre and Floria 110%!!!YOU are very talented. I respect and appreciate that. Thank You, Emilie




Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU	11/30/2003

THIS IS AN INSPIRING AND THOUGHTS' STRIKING POETICAL WRITING. It was effective then, and is a sounding voice now. I listen to You message now, Poet! I hope that your Voice be heard throughtout the Offices of the ENGINEERS OF WAR, THOSE FIVE TERRORISTS - PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL - and by all persons that seek Justice. Thank You for sharing this "The Children's Rights". Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU




Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)	11/30/2003

Hi Becca...I keep missing your post because I am looking for Becca and now you are using Rebecca...well now I will know...this is a good write for a young girl...I know the time you are speaking of....war is always frightening...good work...floria