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To Whom it may Concern
Contributed by
kaysea
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Friday, 4th November 2005 @ 04:20:24 PM in AEST
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Remember when you had him You had waited for so long You took that little bundle home As new parents youd do no wrong
Im sure you did your best To raise him how you should To teach him all hed need to know The best way that you could
Say mommy and say daddy And dont go in the road Yes please and no thank you His manners he would know
Then you helped with math And taught to read and write What a big boy hes becoming Your hearts are filled with pride
But the one thing youve forgotten and the main one he needs to know Is how you treat the other kids Instead of putting on a show
You shouldnt push the smaller kids Or throw them to the ground You shouldnt call them nasty names Just cause theres no one big around
Dont hurt someone because their different Dont make the others cry You didnt think he had it in him To be that kind of guy
But thats what he is Your sweet and handsome son Hes the schools biggest bully That thinks hes better than everyone
Sometimes Id like him to walk in our shoes To see that its not so fun But because of the way my parents raised me I wouldnt wish that on anyone
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Re: To Whom it may Concern
(User Rating: 1 ) by Evening_Star on
Friday, 4th November 2005 @ 04:30:31 PM AEST (User
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Amazing. The way that children will treat other children. I remember being friends in school with the children who were bullied or always made fun of. And as adults or teens the hate they carry towards the people who made fun of them never leave.
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