Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I told my kids to look both ways Before crossing the street. I told my kids to try hard in school And to get good grades. I told my kids to not do drugs And to not drink underage. I told my kids to always practice safe *** To be kind. I told my kids to treat others with respect And that respect is earned, not given. But I never told my kids about heartbreak. How it changes you. How it screws with your mind and Makes you rethink everything you’ve ever done. I never told my kids how heartbreak gives you a whole New perspective on life. How it keeps you up at 3 am And makes you cry uncontrollably, Forcing you to choke on your own tears.
0
Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 9:07 AM UTC
What I Never Told My Kids
I told my kids to look both ways Before crossing the street. I told my kids to try hard in school And to get good grades. I told my kids to not do drugs And to not drink underage. I told my kids to always practice safe *** To be kind. I told my kids to treat others with respect And that respect is earned, not given. But I never told my kids about heartbreak. How it changes you. How it screws with your mind and Makes you rethink everything you’ve ever done. I never told my kids how heartbreak gives you a whole New perspective on life. How it keeps you up at 3 am And makes you cry uncontrollably, Forcing you to choke on your own tears.
synneyy
Written by
Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 9:07 AM UTC
Request permission to use this poem