When I was only five years old,
I loved to read and write,
Stories of fairies and dragons,
When I was in the first grade,
I wrote fantasies galore,
And my mother was so proud of me,
They found a home on our fridge door.
When I was in the seventh grade,
The books were all assigned,
And my mother never read my stories,
Because she didn't have the time.
Then when I had reached grade ten,
My teacher pulled me to the side,
Told me to stop writing fiction,
And handed me an essay guide.
I didn't bring my essays home,
And I never showed my mom,
I stopped writing all together,
Because I didn't find it fun.
Now school's supposed to teach you,
But it only taught me I was wrong,
And I sure would like to write again,
But my imagination's gone.
YOU ARE READING
All The Things I've Never Said Before - Part 6
PoetryPoetry, sayings, and quotes I have personally written. Everyday life is complicated and confusing but I try and find the beauty in that too