The Letter to the 9th Grade Me
This week I read a poem called
The Red Wheelbarrow yet I couldn't understand
Why so much emphasize was being placed on a
An old, beaten up wheelbarrow
I once said that life like a soccerball
All you have to look forward to
Are days that aren't sweltering hot
Thinking about how to avoid bruises and scratches
An attitude soon catches
But I'm older now can't you see
I see the joy in the little things now
I get a C in Calculus, that's great I passed!
Once you start to see the tiny happy things in your life
You'll be alright
It's all about the little red wheelbarrow
So please ninth grade me
See the good in people sooner
Take chances
Don't stand by and wait by the curve
Jump off the bridge
This week I read a poem called
The Red Wheelbarrow yet I couldn't understand
Why so much emphasize was being placed on a
An old, beaten up wheelbarrow
Please try to see the meaning for me.
Sincerely,
12th Grade Me
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