I don't think you turn away. I think you turn "over" their care to someone with more energy (to more than one person, really) who can watch over them in shifts. There is no blame. It just is.
The ones who play in the street all the time never get hit, it's the ones who step in the road to get the ball who get run down. I like this one, so much behind the words.
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I don't think you turn away. I think you turn "over" their care to someone with more energy (to more than one person, really) who can watch over them in shifts. There is no blame. It just is.
Ooo, I like that. I like that a lot. Thanks for the insight.
The ones who play in the street all the time never get hit, it's the ones who step in the road to get the ball who get run down. I like this one, so much behind the words.
"The ones who play in the street all the time never get hit, it's the ones who step in the road to get the ball who get run down."
Wow. That says a lot, especially in light of my poem. Very interesting observation.
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