Dying Young Poem by Ima Ryma

Dying Young



The human children of this Earth
Too oft are born into a life
That's measured short with little worth,
Living just filled with dying strife.
All of us that have left childhood
Have a duty to any child
To give that child the common good
The human species has compiled.
Science has given us the way.
We have the mind, we just need heart
To do the good, and not just say
Each of us must do our part.

This very second, children die.
We must do more than wonder why.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Titi Dale 26 February 2013

This is more true than any child can wonder :) we live, we strive, and things are passed onto us. If we are left to fight against negligence, we are most often on our own, no one by our side. I like your poems! This is one of my favourites :)

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