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Better in Memory
January 6, 2023
Looking up to my older siblings
Getting their license
The excitement in the eyes
Me counting down the days
Playing driving games on my iphone
One day I will be able to drive
I reassure myself daily
Patience Patience
But, now I have my license
And now that I can drive
Having my own car
Its draining and a chore
Running errands
Doctors appointments
There's no more excitement
© Anonymous
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This poem is showing how I felt before I got my license and then when I got my license. How much more excited I was when I couldn't drive and looking forward to the day that I turned 16.