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Time Passes Quickly

by jenna-dixon

A new teenager The young girl looks on With hopes that the next few years Of 13 and beyond will be great Her older brother has a new girlfriend, Her sister just graduating high school, And the girl so young sits in wonder As her brother graduates college. The 14th year passes by quietly, Her brother off to California Following his girl Her sister studying hard. Now 15 she enters high school, A freshmen year she finds delightful As she slowly discovers herself Threw new people she has met, She has fallen for a boy One her close friend once dated, Dare she speak a word? No, she sits in silence. Sweet 16 here so soon, The boy she feel for Now is hers Her close friend thought it cute. 17 and the fire of life burning strong She knows who she is But keeps it a secret Drawing attention to her self is not an interest. A senior in high school 18 year old now Sick of school Never planing to go on, A new graduate, Her sister engaged To marry the next summer, Her brother and his girl still together. Realizing at 19 She will be 20 by then When her sister gets married Her teen years will be far behind, When did the time pass? Her teenage years had just started But there is no pause button in life So now is the time for action, Too long she has spent pondering, She knows what she wants Her boyfriend still steady, Now to go forth and conquer.
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Jul 21, 2013
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