Wanting to be an Angel
Children are our future
We put the world in their hands
Parents are suppose to show the way
Sadly not all can
Bruises will heal
Scars may fade
The impressions those made
will never go away
Some call them Angels
Others call them Superheroes
I personally just call them Social Workers
Saviors in disguise
They fix what's wrong
And try to undo what's been done
Social Workers can only do so much
But what they do, they do out of care
With training and passion
Dedication and care
This is no easy task
To give your all to save another
I want to be that Angel
To show a child someone cares
I want to help save a life
No matter how much work
Gaining a Bacholars Degree. No biggie
Interning for the state. No problem
Changing a childs life
Totally worth it
Hard work gets them there
With hate always being thrown at them
But love for children in return
I may want to be an Angel to them
But children are the ones that will change me.
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