The ending of this poem is so sad. Sometimes children end up taking the wrong paths in life, or making the wrong choices, no matter how loving a mother can be.
I sure hope not. there have been killings in God's name since the world began. If we all did what you suggested there'd be no need for God, and without the creator it would be an even more horrific world!
Well written!
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on March 6, 2004
All we can do, is the best in our teachings. That is where the responsiblities end. The student or child then is responsible for their own actions. One should never regret sharing light. The tale end of this is a great example of why we do not have the insight to the future. All actions have a reaction, and all reactions create a whole that we have yet to understand.
But isn't that the chance we take with bringing kids into the world? Any one of them could turn into a Jeffrey Dahmer or an Adolph Hitler,
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SO thought-provoking! BRAVO!
Well written!
or they could also turn into a JFK or MLK, Jr...like rolling the dice, do we have control, no, but we can help, just do our best, is all we can do...interesting viewpoint, Scott. Peace thru Words, Ed & Woofie