I'm Older Now
Dear Mom and Dad,
I love you both
You've clothed me and fed me before I could do it for myself
You've helped me through all of my problems
You've stopped me from doing things I shouldn't
You've raised me
I'm older now
In a year's time, I'll be eighteen
I'll have to clothe and feed myself
I'll have to deal with my own problems
I'll have to think for myself whether something is right or wrong
I have to live for myself
I'm older now
I miss the days when life was carefree
I miss the days when my main problem was my homework, not a scholarship
I miss the days when the two of you could make all of my problems go away
I'm older now
Adulthood is approaching fast and sometimes I don't know how to deal with it
I cry
I get upset
I worry that I'm not prepared
I'm actually older now
I remember all that the two of you have done
I remember my goals
I remember that you'll always be there for me
I remember that I can always count on the two of you
Even though I'm older now
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