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Being a Teenager


We all have been a teenager
We all learn that it just gets stranger 
 
You make the best of it
Especially when you get your license permit
 
Times will definitely get hard 
& you may get scarred 
 
No telling what will happen
But we all keep up with the latest fashion
 
Getting into trouble seems to happen a lot more
So does getting ignored
 
Some may have a secret life from their parents 
But we always say to them "no offense"
 
You will see them get to their maddest points 
& you will see their disappoints 
 
Being a teenager is probably the hardest moment in your lifetime 
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