Weekly Challenges
Grown
Deadline
Write a poem or story about someone coming to terms with how different they are from their younger self. How do they learn to accept the fact? ["Vivid Hazel" by Myra_P_Rocke0977, YWP]
Weekly Challenges
Deadline
Write a poem or story about someone coming to terms with how different they are from their younger self. How do they learn to accept the fact? ["Vivid Hazel" by Myra_P_Rocke0977, YWP]
A POEM BY MY SISTER <3:
dew drips from a leaf
a leaf that a little caterpillar walks on
it will soon be transformed
into a majestic pollinator
its climbs to a branch on a small tree
Little girl, little girl
Why’ve you got boy’s hair?
Why’ve you got weird sentences
spilling from your mouth
And why’ve you got the wrong words
A little boy wakes up and he goes to his mom and says, "Why is my bed so small? I used to fit but now my feet stick off." The boy's mom says, "You're growing ..."
I'm getting older.
I often struggle to notice.
I'm with myself all the time,
I know myself better than anyone.
My little girl's body ran after wild animals, not caring about if I had to look cool or if I got all sweaty. Now I check my hair before going out and make sure I spray my perfume too many times to hide the smell of sweat or odor.
Growing up isn't something you enjoy
Unless you're, like,
Five,
And the world is still golden,
And you can't see
The hourglass
And the grains of sand
Falling
Falling