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Darker Than Black


225,000 children are being assaulted each year Their scars are very severe Some of them can’t be seen And some of them can be But you never know which one hurts the most Some of those kids walked around like ghost Others walked around with the brightest smile each day But they all darker than black in the inside. You can never guess who is behind those kids nightmares The one that make them cried every single night It can be someone that cares Or it can be some stranger But at the end the kids are all in danger. Parents should be their kids guardian angel They should never put them behind anything else They should be their kid’s number one best friend They are there to the end They should know their kid’s life like they know the back of their hand And always understand In others words parents should be their kid’s right hand and first in command. Child Sexual Abuse is darker than black.
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