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June 2001: "The Other
Children's Hour"
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Between the dark and the daylight,
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when the night is beginning to lower,
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comes a pause in the day's occupations
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that is known as the children's hour.
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I hear in the chamber above me
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the patter of little feet;
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the sound of a door that is opened.
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and voices soft and sweet
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The Children's Hour
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H.W. Longfellow
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The door crashes in men with masks
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push against one another to gain entry
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"down on your belly you son of a bitch
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or we'll blow your fuckin' head off!"
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the children with sleeping faces stand
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shocked at the end of the hall
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the little boy screams
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No, please don't kill our daddy
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The Other Children's Hour
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Richard J. Lester
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Question: Which of the above does more
to influence our kids?
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WAKE UP AMERICA!
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