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Calm
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Calm
the words of these old young people,
each one more than aware
of the dangers challenges losses hurts disappointments of the world
then a child should be at the ages
of hopscotch, senior proms, father-daughter dances, bedtime stories.
I whisper a prayer a hope a long distance butterfly kiss
to each tear-stained cheek, each deep pool of sorrow behind each eye.
I marvel at their collective strength that stands as straight as these
storyboards announcing their private pains: I live, I survive, I go on
Thank you for bringing this important exhibit to our campus.
The children have a big problem and the problem unfortunately is their parents. This may be the worst generation of parents in the 200 plus years of the USA
Also these children are often the victims of prior abuse and end up needing medication for depression http://suiciderateup.wordpress.com/about/