‘Beware of the dumping place!’
(Watch out when you deal with kids!)
Unwritten I was, when mom eased off;
A clean slate that was, and innocence a lot;
‘Spotlessly clean’, a mind that was
Where everyone could carelessly write on!
The first word I spoke, I couldn’t recall;
What I uttered, my son spoke off
Called her ‘Ma’ and toddled her round
And never bothered to be off her feet.
When I got off my mom’s warm lap
The words of world, I sloppily picked up
The flood gate opened; as
Good and bad, simultaneously got in.
I got dumped, and my mind trespassed;
‘So innocent a mind’ no one dared to care;
All they longed, was just a dump;
A place to dump ‘The Garbage of Sin’.
No matter how innocent I was,
Damn they cared as they trespassed;
Never had I known, how I got spoiled,
As I thought of pleasures of life.
Oh! You Men! You quote no excuse,
See that you make no mistake;
When you handle the tiny tots,
And write on their ‘Unwritten Slates’.
Very heartfelt. Key word for
Very heartfelt. Key word for me is 'unknowingly', insight into one's actions being a gift we ignore, to emulate a false sense of 'right' and 'wrong. Thank you for sharing.
...and he asked her, "do you write poetry? Because I feel as if I am the ink that flows from your quill."
"No", she replied, "but I have experienced it. "
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