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At the age of eighteen


At the age of eighteen I am an adult but still a kid I hate that I am either too young Or too old To do things I love Soon will go to college Excited to be But filled with fear It’s all the expectations About who and what I will become The divide between kid and adult Will narrow with each day Soon I will be the adult teaching kids Instead of adults teaching me
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