Taught In School Poem by Randy McClave

Taught In School

They screamed that sex shouldn't be taught in school
They screamed that should be the number one rule,
And students shouldn't be taught the difference between girls and boys
The truth they scream destroys.
Boys should wear the letter, "M" on their pants or jeans
So, everyone will know of their genes,
And girls should wear an "F" either on their skirts or dresses
So, of their gender there will be no misconstrued thoughts or guesses.
Now, no one should be allow to ever say or use the word gay
Not in or out of school or in any house or on any day,
And our children shouldn't be taught critical race theory
Though it's in our history (past and current) and in everyone's query.
Children they scream should be allowed to always pray in class
But, as long as it's not Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, Islamism or Catholic Mass,
This way the parents don't have to take them to church for prayer
As if those parents standing for religion really did care.
Remember when irate, bigoted, racist parents scream and hollers
Remember schools and teachers are paid by all races and beliefs tax dollars,
And one thing all parents must understand and behold
The school if it's public, and not private it's then government controlled.

Randy L. McClave

Sunday, April 10, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: buddhism,children,parents,school,sex
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Randy McClave

Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky
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