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I Hear the Cries of the Babies and Children in Need

by Judy Joy Jones — Read all 298 poems by Judy Joy Jones

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Tuesday, April 7, 2026


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"Babies and Children
In Need"
by judy joy jones


I hear the cries
of the babies
and children in need

I hear their
screams of hunger
and for mommies
and daddies
to hold them tight
and make everything
all right

I see
I hear
and love them
with every fiber
in my being

And pray
each second
to be shown the way
to dry the tears
of our babies
and children in need


c jj 2026  

     Gallart Judy Joy Jones



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Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on April 13, 2026
THANK YOU, JUDY, FOR THIS 'NUDGE'. UNFORTUNATELY THE CRIES OF FAR TOO MANY ALL OVER THE WORLD, THOUGH HEARD...ARE UNATTENDED. I LIKE YOUR LAST STANZA... INDEED IT IS PRAYER THAT WILL ALWAYS SHOW US THE WAY TO HELP. IN FACT SOMETIMES 'PRAYER' IS THE ONLY WAY ONE CAN HELP. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS.

Reviewed by Judy Joy Jones
Reviewed on April 8, 2026
Thanks for sharing. Where I volunteer, many orphans have not been held or touched. Volunteering with those most in need around the globe, including orphanges in Washington D.C., has changed my life for the better forever.!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 8, 2026
Fortunately, I'm not close enough to hear those cries. But I certainly know that they exist. Fortunately, too, no child born in my extended family, to my knowledge, is crying.

I donate to those in need. But it has always been my wish that through education and equality, babies are not born out of ignorance and poverty. As some sort of comfort for teenage anxiety or peer pressure.

Once, in our lunchroom, two 15 year-old girls hired to work as interns during the summer discussed their babies with their supervisor. I knew that their mothers were bearing the burden of their children while they were learning about college while still in high school.

Fortunately, I've known of some who had children very early and still managed to complete college and have a career. But hard-working families with babies forced into poverty by billionaire greed is totally unacceptable.

Ron


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