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Fifteen and Confused


She felt it one day when the clouds were full of tears. There was something inside, wanting to get out, wanting a life of its own. She didn’t yet know what her world was about. Holding her middle, she looked up and tried to hope that she could figure out how to share her life. It started with one night, one sweet boy, one kiss, one caress, one bed with two warm bodies cuddled close. And that was all it took to change her world forever.
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jwiener
Teen pregnancy is an extremely important issue that more teens need to be aware of, and this poem does a great job of explaining how one action can lead to someone's life being changed forever, like your poem says. Great job using your poetry to try and make a social change! Check out "poetry writing tips" in the "resources" section for more great poetry ideas!

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