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Children
March 9, 2012
In her poem "Children," Meg Brakenbury writes how she wants to go outside and play with the kids but she's "in between growing up and not wanting to."I really like how short and straight to the point it is. I feel like sometimes I can relate because sometimes I see kids and I want to go play with them but then, I don't want to because I can't keep up with them.
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