Don't Smack The Children
poem by:
Steve Stirk
Written
on Mar 21, 2015
Don't smack the children you cruel heartless cad For smacking the children shall make them feel sad Discipline comes from a calm gentle voice And smacking the children is such a bad choice Don't smack the children if naughty they be Or try to defy you and then disagree Don't smack the children who threaten or fight The children must learn that you're wrong and their right Don't spare the teacher who shouts at the child And praise all the scholars at school, who run wild Commend all the children who bully and skit And don't judge the children who blackmail and spit Don't smack the children, it isn't correct And if those young children then show disrespect Don't chastise the children as scolding incites The judge who hears cases of breached Human Rights
Tags: humor, dark,
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mr. chap commented:
The comedy and rhyme here is great and I totally agree with your point, but I don't think you should really smack the children unless they've done something utterly horrendous.
Frank Hornby .
commented on Nov 27, 2017 at 1:41pm
........Spare the rod.......spoil the child!.....it looks like this generation is PAYING THE PRICE!.......
