At this
time you’re quite unsure.
Small, quiet and insecure.
You’re tentative of what’s ahead.
These thoughts consume you in your bed.
You care too much about your peers.
Not fitting ins your greatest fear
Sometimes you act quite cruel
Only to appear so cool.
You wish your family would leave you alone
You hide in your room when you are home
One day when they live far away
You’ll miss seeing them every day.
Books and movies have made you think
you really do know everything.
The most important things you’ll ever know
must be experienced for you to grow.
You’ve read all about love and sex
how it happens and what to expect.
You know definitions and the technical terms
But girl you’ve got a lot to learn
You don’t know how it feels to connect
You just know his penis must be erect
You don’t know the bliss of being intertwined
but you do know to giggle at page “69”
You’re still so innocent, you should embrace
But to call you a ‘child’ is the biggest disgrace
Looking in the mirror you hate what you see.
Face full of pimples, hair full of grease.
Body too skinny, forehead too long
The list goes on, and on, and on.
You’re silly child, to hate who you are
Stuffing tissues into your bra
Crying and wishing you could change your form
when only one you has ever been born.
You want to be big, but you’ll always be small
Despite being little you’ll learn to stand tall.
One day though you’ll like your reflection
you’ll know inward beauty is true perfection
Sometimes you imagine if you took your own life
That’d teach mum who gave you some strife
The boy you ‘love’ doesn’t feel the same way
Your friends sometimes laugh at the things you say.
Your sister annoys you, you hate her so much
You’re ugly, no one understands you and so on and such.
Although your problems, at this time seem undue
you think too much about things it is true
You’re a smart child, but you don’t think ahead
How on earth could you wish you were dead.
Hold it out hun, as I’m certain you will
You’re stronger than you realize, climb up that hill.
At 20 years old, I’ve lived through my teens
Problems aren’t always as hard as they seem.
Once you eventually find your way
Things will get better every day.
Small, quiet and insecure.
You’re tentative of what’s ahead.
These thoughts consume you in your bed.
You care too much about your peers.
Not fitting ins your greatest fear
Sometimes you act quite cruel
Only to appear so cool.
You wish your family would leave you alone
You hide in your room when you are home
One day when they live far away
You’ll miss seeing them every day.
Books and movies have made you think
you really do know everything.
The most important things you’ll ever know
must be experienced for you to grow.
You’ve read all about love and sex
how it happens and what to expect.
You know definitions and the technical terms
But girl you’ve got a lot to learn
You don’t know how it feels to connect
You just know his penis must be erect
You don’t know the bliss of being intertwined
but you do know to giggle at page “69”
You’re still so innocent, you should embrace
But to call you a ‘child’ is the biggest disgrace
Looking in the mirror you hate what you see.
Face full of pimples, hair full of grease.
Body too skinny, forehead too long
The list goes on, and on, and on.
You’re silly child, to hate who you are
Stuffing tissues into your bra
Crying and wishing you could change your form
when only one you has ever been born.
You want to be big, but you’ll always be small
Despite being little you’ll learn to stand tall.
One day though you’ll like your reflection
you’ll know inward beauty is true perfection
Sometimes you imagine if you took your own life
That’d teach mum who gave you some strife
The boy you ‘love’ doesn’t feel the same way
Your friends sometimes laugh at the things you say.
Your sister annoys you, you hate her so much
You’re ugly, no one understands you and so on and such.
Although your problems, at this time seem undue
you think too much about things it is true
You’re a smart child, but you don’t think ahead
How on earth could you wish you were dead.
Hold it out hun, as I’m certain you will
You’re stronger than you realize, climb up that hill.
At 20 years old, I’ve lived through my teens
Problems aren’t always as hard as they seem.
Once you eventually find your way
Things will get better every day.