Graham Jones
Poems by Graham Jones : 6 / 116
A Mothers Fear.
Children in the playground
Children in the park
Never leave a child alone
To wander in the dark
The world is full of demons
Some real some make believe
That wear the cloak of decency
Like a weapon to deceive
Predators that stalk the land
Their hearts and souls defiled
To destroy the face of innocence
Of one that is a child.
Graham Jones
Submitted: Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Poems by Graham Jones : 6 / 116
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Wonderful advice and yes a Mother's greatest fear.
Patricia
Important message, but beware the ones who harm children in broad daylight in places we consider safe - I know. Experts say these monsters can't be reformed. Where children are, so are these 'people': working and waiting.
This is not just a mother's fear, Graham, it's the fear of fathers, siblings, grandparents, cousins, aunties, uncles and all other decent human beings. It's also a despicable shame. With warmth, Gina.