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Hallie Richardson
Poems
Apr 2018
Fire Water
He called it ‘fire water,’
He’s smart like that
My dad,
He made me afraid,
When I was small,
Of something I’d never had.
It was grown up stuff,
Not for me,
I was just a kid,
But I got curious,
About grown up stuff,
I bet you can guess what I did.
I drank that fire water,
& it burned
Just like he said.
I drank it,
That fire water
& it went straight to my head.
But it didn’t make me a grown up,
Not really,
I’m still just a kid
But it gave me a taste for poison,
Burning stuff in which I hid,
That’s what it did.
Written by
Hallie Richardson
19/F/Texas
(19/F/Texas)
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