What Have I To Offer?
In a world that's gone mad?
For in the wild, I'm but a child
Shackled, shattered,...had.
A stolen, trafficked shell.
Homeless, helpless, hopeless be
A hunted, haunted hell.
Is found in my distress?
Streets and prisons, courts and graves,
A child of CPS.
That might be worth your time,
To spare and save my innocence
Protect me from their crime?
Waiting to be free!
Oh, can't you hear its pain and fear
Above your apathy?
That you leave behind.
Broken, bruised, enslaved, confused,
The shell of once, mankind.
in baggage of neglect
Is joy so kind, that you will find
When you choose to protect.
Tomorrow can't replace.
Weathered, worn, and now forlorn,
A broken, battered face
In a world that's gone mad?
Jut be a friend, protect, defend.
For you'll be glad you had
We can either choose to protect our children, or see them destroyed by a government of tyranny.
Child Protective Services is a for - profit entity that is incentivized with bonuses and commissions. It's greed becomes an addictive drug that places profit over the welfare of families and children. These little ones are shuffled from home to home, to the streets, prisons and even the graveyards. It is a downward spiral that also leads to the baby farm of child trafficking, pedophilia and human sacrifice. The trafficking business is more profitable than illegal drugs and guns combined.
Far too often, these little ones get overlooked in our neglect. In our selfishness, we have chosen indifference over innocence and apathy over active protection.
These bruised and battered shells are the faces of tomorrow. They are weighted in CPS baggage as well as the baggage we pass forward. They carry on the torch we leave. But does that torch hold the light of truth, justice and freedom or the fire from hell? They deserve our respect, love and protection.
There is a joy we receive when we choose to give to others.
The impact each of us have is powerful. Together, we can offer a zero tolerance, non compliance to child theft and trafficking. We control the future and the welfare of our children by the choices we make. And abstaining only benefits the corrupt. Will you choose indifference or innocence, traffic or tyranny, family or freedom? Will you be a friend?
Quite deliberately, I pay no attention to a government here (no matter in which country) because it is quite sufficient if politics interferes in the lives of adults or even tries to manipulate (maltreat) them.
What I consider existential seems to me to be, as parents, enabling the child to have what is called a happy youth. Exactly this is often neglected in our time because we start far too early to prepare the innocent child for the hard life out there.