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Just Me


Sometimes I'm happy, Sometimes I'm sad. Sometimes I'm goofy, And sometimes I'm mad. I'm a teenage girl-- I have mood swings, Eat almost all sweets, Love really shiny things. My family's my rock. My friends keep me sane. Yes, I do have a boyfriend. With these relationships, I cannot complain. I'm extremely stubborn, And work hard for my success, Which I give props to my parents For teaching me how to possess. As I grow with each passing year, I long for myself to mold Into an independent young lady Whose success she herself has controlled.
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