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Change Poem

June 2, 2015
By madison hirsch BRONZE, Suffern, New York
madison hirsch BRONZE, Suffern, New York
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I was young, small and never cared what other thought of me
I remember walking through the halls with my tie dye pants and peace sign shirts, not a single whisper or laugh
I saw others wearing all different colors, not a single tear or problem
I never worried about what others thought of me
I thought no one cared and everyone was the same

I am teen in high school who is cautious of my actions and worries about what others think
I think no one should care, it should be like how it use to be
I need to stop caring
I try not to pay attention to others opinions but some how it sticks in my brain
I feel worried that it can only get worse from here
I keep forgiving and promising myself that I will stop caring so much,
but I can’t

I will forget others and only focus on myself
I choose who I am and I’m happy with my choices
I dream that one day everyone will stop judging and all drama with come to an end
I predict it can go two ways, good or bad, but we never know
I know people are always judge but then there's those who won’t
I will change and so will society


The author's comments:

This poem is about my past present and future. It shows how I grown to look at people and things differntly than I would have a couple years ago.  


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