With Age, Comes Maturity.
At the age of four
I was a child who did not know more
Eight arrived and I was a child who was aware of what the world had held
Soon twelve had hit
I became a hormonal teen who was oblivious and thought everything from the media was true
Sweet sixteen, and I was ready to take on the world,
I had the thought of a rebel and did not listen to anyone
Finally, eighteen hit me like a train.
I took on a job and learned more than I could in school.
The hardships that came with the job caved me from a rebel to an adult.
My persepective changed to that of an adult, and I took on bills.
The "real" world made me - a fool, into a responsible and smart adult.
To survive, is to fight an ongoing battle.
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