Childhood to Adulthood
When I was little, I was clueless
Not having any idea how to do this
But as I grew older, there was a change
My personality reached a whole new range
I had begun to see things in a different light
No longer being afraid of darkness at night
Realizing my delicate, newborn mentality
Was just awakening my harsh reality
Everything I witnessed growing up
Lead me to not be as fragile as a teacup
I broke out of my shy shell and proved people wrong
Showed them all that I was wise and strong
Growing up with one parent was very hard
However, my mother was always my lifeguard
Shielding me from the terribly cruel place
That we all call the earth’s face.
High school taught me more than just subjects
It showed me that life is full of special effects
Many people pretending to be my friend
Just because they wanted something in the end
Now I am off to college preparing to do great
But I have to carry this troubling heavy weight
Knowing that I will be the first to go this far
Is something I still find real bizarre
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