I Didn't Change...I Just Grew Up
I came into this world small & frail, giving my mother such joy
I depended on her to clean me...protect me...love me...
Then one day I was separated for the first time from my mom
Sent into pre-school to begin to learn & socialize
From there it was on to elementary school
As my mom pushed me to be independent, she was no longer there to hold my hand
This was the first step on the stairway to becoming my own person
Middle school rushed into my life
Suddenly I needed to figure out who I was
As the leaves began to fall high school arrived
Reality started to set in, in four years I would be on my own
The stress of SATs, ACTs & seminars for my future began to surface
Now I'm entering my senior year, realizing my childhood is nearing an end
The easy stress free days are over
Now I'm making plans for college, the cost, my living situaion & so much more
But I didn't change...I just grew up
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