Fragile
One random Fall day,
When I was in the fifth grade,
My parents had something to say,
Family ties beginning to fade.
I never knew what it was to be
A responsible, respectful, person
Until my parents both agreed
Their marriage was a burden
My decision was final:
No more recklessness,
No more useless spirals,
No more helplessness.
I got my act together,
leaving me fragile no more,
allowing me to weather
anything that makes my heart sore.
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