Carpool
Carpool
By Myah L. Williams
Carpool Lines, bullhorns, eager waiting parents, yellow buses
As I walk down the sidewalk, I am met by carpool helpers leading me to a seat
As I wait for my mom, I excitedly swing my feet
Then, she pulls up with a smile on her face
I run towards her as If I am being chased
I open the back door and jump in the car
When I get in she asks me, “How was your day my shining star?”
I say, “Good”; and start to talk about my day
Then, we continually talk on the way
But that was 9 years ago; what can I say
I’ve learned a lot since that day
I’ve learned that growing up comes with responsibilities
And now, I’m the one waiting in carpool lines
Waiting for my brother, following all the signs
As he gets in the car; I ask the same question that my mom used to ask
But now, pick up is my task
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