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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Children Listen More" Quote by Poet Paula Goldsmith When I was young so very many years ago, both my parents ruled the house from morning till night; their many rules were very clear for you to know, in life growing up-taking a spouse they were right. Rules were made by both parents and were the house laws, you did not act out and you never did talk back; like it or not you lived-died by the rules you saw, your parents were the law and would give a big smack. Could not wait for dating since it was a big thrill, when it came to the clothes to wear and to the men; best look and act like a lady or dad will kill, son you are told you better have her home by ten. Oh my-all parents rules were meant to be followed, parents need to have rules-children to listen more; today's children's heads seem to be empty-hollowed, children yelling and acting like a raging boar. When I was young so very many years ago, rules were made by both parents and were the house laws; could not wait for dating since it was a big thrill, oh my-all parents rules were meant to be followed. Date Written: 12/6/2020 Note: It was really 12 midnight or I turned into dead meat. 3 Place My Created Form- Rhyme4 Mix Poetry Contest Deadline:12/29/2020 Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France
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