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Not a Child


I'm not a child anymore I can comb my hair and dress myself, I couldn't do that before. I'm not a child anymore, I stand tall and I speak up, I've grown inside a lot more. I'm not a child anymore, I can give places and be on my in without an adult, I love to explore. I'm not a child anymore, Im good at handling "grown up" problems, Although I'd be glad to ignore. I'm not a child anymore, But I use to sleep in my mom's arms every night, If I had the opportunity to be held again, I would do once more.
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