Does Your Mama Know?

This is a poem submitted to us by Our Duty supporter Empress Al-Yasha.

Does Your Mama Know

In this neighborhood, where innocence once thrived,
A tale unfolds, where secrets are contrived.
Children’s minds are shaped, behind a closed door,
But does your mama know what’s in store?

They’re taught about gender, but who decides?
The school conceals, with deceptive strides.
Parents left in the dark, their rights torn away,
It’s time to shed light, to bring back the day.

Does your mama know, the truth they hide?
In the classroom walls, where trust should reside.
Children led astray, by a curriculum’s sway,
Oh, does your mama know, what they’re taught today?

Education’s purpose, to empower and uplift,
But these secrets whispered, leave hearts adrift.
Forcing young minds to choose a path unclear,
While parents remain oblivious, to their children’s fear.

We must question this influence, that hides behind a mask,
An agenda unveiled, a disservice to our task.
To nurture and protect, the innocence of youth,
Let’s reclaim their right, to find their own truth.

Does your mama know, the truth they hide?
In the classroom walls, where trust should reside.
Children led astray, by a curriculum’s sway,
Oh, does your mama know, what they’re taught today?

This song is not about hate or fear,
But the love we hold for our children dear.
Transparency and dialogue, the way to go,
So parents and teachers, together we’ll grow.

As a neighbor, as a teacher, it’s our duty to care,
To stand for what’s right, for truth we’ll declare.
Let’s bridge the divide, between school and home,
To protect the young hearts, no longer alone.

With open hearts and minds, let’s come together,
Respecting each child, their unique endeavor.
For in unity and love, we’ll find our way,
To guide the next generation, come what may.

Does your mama know, the truth they hide?
In the classroom walls, where trust should reside.
Children led astray, by a curriculum’s sway,
Oh, does your mama know, what they’re taught today?

Let’s bring back the trust, let’s pave a new path,
Where parents and teachers align, to heal and unmask.
For the future lies, in these young souls we raise,
Let’s ensure they’re empowered, in love and honest ways.

Empress Al-Yasha