Its So Sad...(children)

by JJ   Aug 25, 2005


Drowned in a bath tub
a boy robbed of his life
all he craved was love...

Love from the heart of anyone
that's what every child deserves
a little mercy from someone

Brought into this world
against her will
a helpless little girl

Smothered to death
dumped in a trash can
her poor soul is laid to rest

Everyday a child pays the price
somebody else's mistake
compensated with their life

Parents who don't give a care
innocent lives are made to suffer
it just isn't fair...

Let us all be the voice
of children brought into this world
left with no choice

*I can't understand how some people can be so heartlessly cruel. Children didn't ask to come here... and they deserve far better

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  • 18 years ago

    by ~Fallen Angel~

    Wow I loved this poem although it was so sad. It brought tears to my eys. Your word choice it great. I gave it a five. I was wondering if I can add you to my favorites [ I always ask the auther as a curtsy before I actually add them] If its not to much to ask can you check out my poems and tell me what you think becuase I as a great poet you might be able to help me. =)

  • 18 years ago

    by alicia

    Great poem, We don't ask to be here? its our parents, they want us...its just not right to be treated as the way you explaned. will great poem

  • 18 years ago

    by HOLLY ARMER

    This is such a powerful piece. Your words echo my very thoughts. Being from Oklahoma, I remember the Precious Doe case vividly! I honestly don't understand people, if we can even call them that!
    As I said the poem is beautifully written with a very strong message! Keep it up~Holly

  • 18 years ago

    by Andrea

    WOW. this poem almost made me cry. its so sad. i agree parents shouldnt do that. if they didnt want the child they could have gave him/her a better home.

  • 18 years ago

    by Steven Beesley

    OMG, this is really so very sad, you manged to say so much about such a sad topic in a short space. Brilliant! I wish there were more caring people around in the world like you.

    Warmest regards,

    Steve