RootsA Poem by Rose DiamondI sometimes forget how innocent I used to be, and how I was such a happy child, so I've decided to try and be the way I used to be. I've decided to remember and be honest to my roots. Enjoy :)I once was a child Innocent and sweet I believed in blue skies And the sun shined for me I smiled at strangers And blew kisses to boys I always made new friends And always shared my toys I once was a child So young and naive I'd do as I was told I thought I was free I believed in the future Thought a hug made things right I thought I was pretty I thought I was bright Now I am older And I've drank the tea of truth I understand my future Much better than in my youth The sun won't shine forever They skies all fade to grey Strangers aren't to be trusted And friends get in the way Freedom is a joke to me Much long past it's prime Society has told me That everything's a crime Unless you're rich or powerful You're nothing more than grime I once was a child Sometimes I miss those days When I couldn't yet spell "politics" And all I'd do was play I miss the complete and utter trust I'd put in everyone for miles But most of all I truly miss The ability to smile I know the child from years ago Still dwindles in my heart I want to give her another chance And now's the time to start So even if the world around me Hollars, shouts, and shoots, I'll remember the girl I used to be And stay honest to my roots
© 2014 Rose DiamondAuthor's Note
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6 Reviews Added on August 5, 2014 Last Updated on August 5, 2014 AuthorRose DiamondCanadaAbout(Formerly Rosie-Chan) Hi there! My name is Rose, I'm 17, I love theatre, music, and literature, and I am a poet! I am literally the most inconsistent poet ever, but I'm ok I guess. more..Writing
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