Growing Pains
Sometime in mid-July I sat on my
Floor, practicing for the cruel SAT
When a shuddering chill came over me.
As Taylor sang Never Grow Up, I sighed.
To our childhood too soon we say goodbye.
Consumed with nostalgia of catching bees,
Bike racing, and climbing crab apple trees,
“I want to return to those times!” I cried.
But when I study myself in the mirror
I am proud of who I see. Adulthood
Is knocking and I’m peeking through the peep
Hole, curious, but wary, of what could
Be there, but I won’t dwell on any fears
For true to myself I know I will keep.
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