18 Years Old
Instead of looking back, I know I must look forward.
Instead of holding on, I know I should let go.
They all say, “Adulting is hard”
And I think they are right.
Out of anyone, the adults would know.
I would rather stay like this:
Young, free, and bright.
But I don’t think turning 18 takes that out of life.
Being scared can’t make the time move slower,
And being brave won’t make it faster.
All I need to do is set expectations a little lower.
I’m here to live,
Not get first place.
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