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Growing Up To Fast


I sit working on homework My friends all laugh and play Their ability to gossip is astounding I hope they don't lose their way Hardships and troubles have riddled my life I've learned perseverance is key For I stopped being a kid along time ago In hopes of helping those close to me So while my peers are still naive I know the the truth Life will be especially difficult For those who don't treasure their youth
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