Suffer The Children

Advice for parents

Suffer The Children

In the womb, she s***s out a newborn baby.

Clueless and unforthcoming feasibly the spawn of hades

Uncleared future, the inevitable fate that is life

Assigned to your very own destiny only you have the power to shape.

An infant with a vision of clouded mist they shall not rape.

Layered joy bestowed upon thee, our childhoods.

Happiness and petty sorrow, our own feeble of self-goods

Our creators are all but responsible for the pacing of your growth.

Cleanse his mind with guidance, but give him space for him to float

The majority of a child's mind is forged through actions

One comes of age he/she bares figments of fractions

Suffer the children but in their own hand

Suffer them through your image, they  would not know where they stand

A child is a blessing,  whether a girl or a boy

You're a mother or father, its not your f*****g toy

Obtain a child only if the circumstances see fit

If one of the other is damned, all would not handle it

Suffer the children, in time they will experience enough

Wars in disparate calamities, beware of which discipline to huff

Allow them to envision certain paths to explore

But it never hurts to advise them to implore

There are many worlds for them to discover

Love them for the right, must they break you aid them to recover

A child has a future, a destiny unknown

To build as a rebel, lover, father they have the right to be known

They shall suffer, in time they will seek peace amidst the chaos

If you or any other grip them to your hip, that child's mind is lost

Suffer them with steel, grit, pain and agony

For in the end, despite the outcome only beauty they will see

Reviews

[Bhuyanshi Talukdar]

I wanted to take a moment to share my thoughts and feelings about your poem. Your words are powerful and thought-provoking, and they paint a vivid picture of the challenges and complexities of life.
The way you use imagery to describe the birth of a child, and the way that child is shaped by their experiences and environment, is particularly striking. Your words are a reminder of the importance of guidance and support in the lives of children, and of the need to give them the space and freedom to explore and grow.
Your poem is also a call to action, reminding us of the responsibility we have as parents and caregivers to nurture and support the children in our lives. Your words are a reminder of the importance of love, compassion, and empathy, and of the need to create a world that is safe and nurturing for all children.
Your words are a reminder of the beauty and complexity of life, and of the importance of compassion, empathy, and love in all that we do.