My kids, my kids’ era

[Sci-philo]

It was during “my kids, our kids’ era”,

Where kids were raised by the society,

Being over watched everywhere they are,

Morals were morals to them,

Clouded by humanity over personality.



A parent was everyone in the society,

Ensuring the safety of the next generation,

Despite having or not having a child,

Kids knew about it too,

And paid equal attention to everyone.



Kid’s abuse was somehow rare,

Since the whole society was still concerned,

It was during “my kids, our kids’ era”,

Where the society was the mother of our kids,

And bothered much about them.



They called it civilization,

Just because of globalization,

It is already “my kids, my kids’ era”

Full of injustice and immorality,

From the mother who turned into a monster.

 

[AndresGlenn]

It's a very good poem with deep meaning. Unfortunately, modern parents are not always aware of the responsibility that comes with the birth of children. Before having children, you need to think a lot and understand if you are ready to be responsible not only for your own life, but also for the life of another full-fledged person. Giving birth and raising children are not the same thing. I do not plan to give birth because of medical conditions, but I know for sure that I am ready to raise a child and give him everything he needs for a full life. I meet all the foster care requirements oregon, and I plan to become a foster parent.