Teenage Girls. Every One Of Them. Poem by Katerina Richmond

Teenage Girls. Every One Of Them.

Rating: 4.5


Your first kiss, the biggest hug, the nicest boy.
Pretty soon, you'll want more,
You will become bored, you'll want a toy.

And if you have a toy, you'll feel hurt and want a prince.
But when you get your prince, he gets old as well.
What will we want next? We can never tell.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Stereotypical. Isn't it true? You can control it. It comes.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Khairul Ahsan 04 April 2014

Yourself being a teenager, you've described their emotions so well! 'What will we want next? We can never tell.' - True!

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Adheez Van Der Beanthz 03 December 2013

i like the structure of this poem written very clever, although in the simple words good poem, keep writing

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 16 November 2013

Yeah can recall the teenagers i saw of fickle infatuations n d phase of lovin til getin bored which continues into adulthood. Super poem, kudos!

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