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Childhood
I was a child who
experienced things that no
child should
I didn't get to play
with dolls or toys like other kids could
I was the kid that adults went to
with their problems
I had to solve
adult's problems at a very
young age
I never had the
chance to worry about myself
because I was always told
that “since I was a kid I had
no say in my life,” even though we were always on the same page
Although I'm still a kid, it
feels like I've lived for so long
The heartache, the tears, the anxiety, the instincts
I Have been stressed and depressed
Wondering when will I get to rest
There's always someone
judging
Yet I can't keep quiet
Because that's apart of
growing up
We learn to open up in attempt to heal
But when I act
"childish" which is rare
I'm frowned upon for acting like a
kid although I am one
It truly sometimes seems so unreal
I get im mature and can deal with
many hardships
But as I get older I see how things have
affected me
They did form who I am today but it also damaged me
My heart and my mind are at
constant war with each other
A little voice screaming when can she be free
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Im a 15 year old poet who loves to right for herself. This poem is about how I perceived my childhood.