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Who would call them losers Because they couldn't stand; We lifted when they moved about On worn out knees and hands. We didn't call them fools Because they didn't talk; We oohed and ahhed with all their sounds When they stood free and walked. We heard a blend of letters spew Like spilled out alphaghetti; Raving with their oral prowess, Like roars on the Serengeti. As years passed by, and they were graded (And most certainly not by us); They might return with D's and E's, But we never judged or fussed. This is how we treated them, Our children that we raised; I pray that our changing world Will forgive, forget and praise.
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Sep 30, 2021
Sep 30, 2021 at 9:13 AM UTC
Forgive, Forget and Praise
Who would call them losers Because they couldn't stand; We lifted when they moved about On worn out knees and hands. We didn't call them fools Because they didn't talk; We oohed and ahhed with all their sounds When they stood free and walked. We heard a blend of letters spew Like spilled out alphaghetti; Raving with their oral prowess, Like roars on the Serengeti. As years passed by, and they were graded (And most certainly not by us); They might return with D's and E's, But we never judged or fussed. This is how we treated them, Our children that we raised; I pray that our changing world Will forgive, forget and praise.
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francie-lynch
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Sep 30, 2021
Sep 30, 2021 at 9:13 AM UTC
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