January Poem by Julie Smith

January



January was a girl
Who couldn't decide between two men
Her head was in a swirl
When she started to compare

She was a Daddy's girl
Caught up in a dream world
With high school it-girls to impress
Donned up in her vintage dress

More than once she didn't know
Where she belonged, where she should go
A handsome young man she disliked and rejected
Without her Daddy she felt so unprotected

A fateful day took him from her
He boarded the plane and died in the air
January was devastated
Her teenage life was confiscated

She married a man who treated her badly
Just because he reminded her of her Daddy
Youth wasn't for her, she was too mature
And to marry a young boy she couldn't endure

Sadly our girl chose the wrong way out
When she didn't make it to the house
A lover's alliance would have saved her life
She decided to keep an unprofitable strife

Nobody was good enough for her
Her idolatry too hard to please
But in all her devotion she couldn't see
That January was over

Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: choice,choosing,daddy,decisions,january,love,teenage,wrong vs. right,youth
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After one of my favourite books, 'Once is not enough' by Jacqueline Susann. Over January in January
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