Regret Being Young Poem by Samantha Murray

Regret Being Young



Everyday I wake up.
I feel so down
my mother is crying
an I did not here no sound.
The wind is blowing,
on the clothes out side,
but there was no
sign of my brother,
I don't know if he had resign.
The party is keeping an I cannot go there,

cause I am so young, I did not have no fair.
I felt so anger that I am too young.
I wish I get older by tomorrow,
I don't know if I am wrong
now I am older I start to
complain too much hard work I am doing.
I cannot sit in the house again.
bills to pay, food to buy my mother
is sick an it like am going to die
Paper an pen I wrote a letter
I forgot I have a cellphone it would be easy messaging than ever.

Regret Being Young
Monday, November 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: youth
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is about a little girl that could wait to grown up.
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