Story selection to read
 
 - Quote #14
 - The vessel
 - Siobhan
 - Ants and the grasshopper, the
 - I am there
 - Information please
 - Room at the table
 - Grace
 - A little dog angel
 - I know the shepherd
 
 Search our collection
 
 
 
 
 Menu
 
 - All stories
 - Submit your story
 - Bookmark us
 - Contact us
 
 Sponsors
 
 

 - Prepaid Phone Card

 - Calorad

 - Flights to Hong Kong

 - Coffee Grinder

 - Kaikoura Accommodation

 - Debt Management Plans

 - Content links
 
 Visitors
 
 - There are 5 readers online
 
 
   
  Direct Link [121]
   
  Title: A lot to Give
   
  Author: Author Unknown
   
  Source: Source Unknown
 
  Who made this boy believe that he couldn't stand the test

that as a human being he was different from the rest

A father who told him "Son you've come out all wrong"

Never would he fit in, nor would he belong

Why does the little girl live all alone with her fears

that daddy's next punch will leave her with more than tears

"I'm sorry daddy, please, it's probably all my fault"

She really wants to say "I don't need this bloody assault"

When did the little boy stop seeking physical affection

and shy away from any that was aimed in his direction

Who was the bastard who stole away his cheeky little grin

for innocence lost the pervert should pay the ultimate price for his sin

How come the little girl believes all the crap that she is told

day after day on verbal abuse she has been sold

"Not good enough, too fat, too thin, you just don't fit in"

chanted over and over by children standing around her in a ring

All these children aren't the first, sadly they are not the last

They will bear forever the scars of a hated past

Can anyone help them change the beliefs they have been given

or to the needle, weed and booze to escape they will be driven

Who out there is willing to estimate how much it is they've lost

for with pain, fear, terror and tears they have paid the cost

Can anybody out there show them they are worthy to live

for to this world they really have quite a lot to give.
 
Copyright © MoralStories.net 2008