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We're Not Kids Anymore


We are no different than you,

We see things the same,

We walk, talk, and breathe like you do,

So why treat us different

 

We are younger than you,

But that doesn't mean we're kids,

We may not show it,

But we have brains under our lids

 

So next time you judge us,

Remember these words,

Because we'll disucuss,

What it means to be a kid

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