Broken Child
A new girl, Jade, just arrived today,
So little-girl-like at the age of fourteen,
With bouncy curly ponytails,
One in each side of her head.
If you had been there in our school today,
You’d have observed a frightening sight.
This little girl so out of control,
Threw her bag, cussed loudly, threw a shoe at the wall,
Then swore and screamed some more.
The officer came and told her to stop,
But her angst just continued to grow.
Kicking and screaming, she was hauled down the hall,
Until, in the end, she sobbed in a heap,
In the middle of an oversized chair.
And I want to know, though I see it too often,
As I fight back some tears of my own,
How does a child become so very broken,
What has happened to shatter her soul?
Terry
Be blessed for all you do for those kids. I admire you for it!
Love,
Becca~
Has been going through!
Its become so hard for children to
Survive in this world!
Excellent write sadness throughout the page!
Peace Love and Light..and Hugesss too...Morning star
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
A question we should all be asking today, all across this land.
Fee
How hard can a simple "I Love You" be. People tend to miss most what is important in life. That fleeting compliment,"You look so pretty this morning," or that special hug, for no reason but just because. I heard a parent say to their child, "Hey dummy, will you move." I was but inches from saying something but decided against it for the sake of all involved. Verbal abuse can be so nonchalant but have a lasting effect on a child. Actually on anyone for that matter. I don't think the parent actually meant it but you know the old saying about thinking before speaking. Peace, Love and God's Special Blessings Always, Paul.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
I was spanked as a child, and I think I turned out okay...
sadly we see it within the children of this age...
sadly...
Art Sun...
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