No More That Luxury Poem by David Harris

No More That Luxury

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At one time schools were open plan
anyone and everyone could just walk in.
There were no locked gate
and high perimeter fencing.
No more that luxury can we afford.
There is always suspicion
of those waiting to come in.
Schools now have high fences
with sharp points on the end.
They have become more like prisons
to keep our children in.
Gone are the days
of a carefree atmosphere.
Now there are security cameras
around everywhere.
These are all needed
for the children in their care
to keep them separated
from the predators that linger out there.


28 October 2009

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Carol Gall 28 October 2009

like pats comment are we keeping them in or out goodwrite 10

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Patti Masterman 28 October 2009

It would be worse if one of the bad guys got in; now the kids are fenced in with the evil. Pretty soon we will all have to be well-secured in straight jackets just to save us from ourselves; but by then it will already be too late. Great writing about modern life.

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