Life's Lemons Poem by Austin Warwick

Life's Lemons

Rating: 4.0


Life you gave me lemons.
It was sour not sweet.
Made my mouth pucker up.
I looked liked a duck
Why life?
Why me?
You should be on my side.
Sometimes you're good
Then you're bad.
Then you're ugly.
Then you're annoying like a squeaky wheel
on a buggy.
But sometimes you grant our wish like a genie.
Like the small things, like doing a rerun
of the new episode I missed.
Finding a dollar on the street.
My mom coming home happy.
Then you slap me.
It rains when I walk home
I cried when my hedgehog died
You're bipolar and a pain
But I need lemons
To make my lemonade.

Saturday, November 21, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: lemons,life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is my 1st poem to ever get published on a local magazine. I decided to share it.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Htetmyet Ne' Ye' 22 November 2015

The last 2 lines, But I need lemons To make my lemonade., was amazing. Thank you for the great poem!

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 21 November 2015

In small life thoughts a beautiful poem woven.

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Austin Warwick

Austin Warwick

Montgomery Alabama
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