Don’t Let It Be You ©Donna M. Monnig
Don’t let it be you who went too far, That night you and your date made out in the car.
Don’t let it be you who smokes the first cigarette, Getting yourself and others addicted and will later regret.
Don’t let it be you who leads the drinking brigade, Or who starts cheating to get a higher grade.
Don’t let it be you who puts others down, Don’t think you’re better an regard others with a frown.
Don’t let it be you who starts talking trash, Don’t let it be you who does something rash.
Don’t let it be you who goes drinking then drive, Don’t let it be because of you that someone’s not alive.
Others will always do stuff that they shouldn’t do, All that I’m asking is: Don’t let it be you.
I really like this poem and the one about child abuse. I belong to several clubs where we have to share something each time we meet and I ofter use something from your book and always mention that it was written locally by Donna and Mildred Monnig.
I think people like knowing something comes from local people.
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Hey Connie,
Thanks for reading and commenting!
I’m really glad you like the poems as well as our book. Thank you for sharing it with others.
God Bless,
Donna
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I don’t know how I missed this one! This is a great poem, Donna. God Bless!!
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