We'Re Not Kids Poem by Susann Perez

We'Re Not Kids



We're Not Kids
By: Susan Perez

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Don't you just miss being a little kid?
Remember when they tucked you into bed?
Or when said, 'Don't open the cookie lid? '
And how about that day you broke your head?

Remember when mom took you to the park?
Or when dad wrestled you to the ground?
And how about the day you touched the shark?
I remember my first dog from the pound.

But I also know another day there;
The day we all seemed like little grown-ups.
No more hand-holding or moms at the fair.
No more bonding or sharing the same cups.

In a matter of seconds we got old.
We all rebelled as I once had been told.
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