I am a woman now of age.
The world's bigger outside my cage.
Now I am not a child who cries
over candies and apple pies.
I've outgrown Peter Pan and Twist,
pigtails and bouncy curls.
I am a woman now of age
in tailored suits and fancy heels.
Now the rules have changed a bit.
No more tantrums, no more tricks.
I am a woman now of age
and others expect me to behave.
But deep inside I'm still a child
longing for tea parties and delights!
Still enchanted by heroes and fables,
still in search for knights in shining armor.
I am a woman yet a child
who jitters and giggles in friendly chats.
My prince charming may be in waiting
but I'm still daddy's little girl,
bubbly and beaming!
November 22,2011
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I LOVE your poem! ! ! And i can totally relate: D Thank you for sharing.