The girl about my ageA Poem by Sara Elyse AbramsI walk alone, With a bright pink backpack, And a blue dress, Mama says that I can walk by myself, Because school is only one block away, I see a girl sitting on a bench about my age, With a backpack and a dress, We walked to school together, But she never went in I ride the bus, With an old backpack, And a black hoodie, Mom says I have to ride the bus, Because school is three miles away, I see the girl walking down the street about my age, With a tattered hoodie and some old shoes, So I get off the bus to walk to school with her, But she never went in I drive a car, With a gigantic backpack taking up one seat, And a red shirt, Dad says I can drive his old car, Because I need some way to get to school, I see the girl about my age walking in the rain, Without a coat or umbrella, So I drive her to school, But she never went in I walk down the street, With a black purse, And a white blouse, Dad says be careful walking down the street, Because you don’t know what will happen, I see the girl about my age lying down, With a bullet in her chest and a blood stand shirt, So I drove her to the hospital, But never saw her come out © 2020 Sara Elyse Abrams |
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Added on December 21, 2020 Last Updated on December 21, 2020 AuthorSara Elyse AbramsNJAboutIf you want to know who I truly am, read my writing. I promise you that "there's truth in every word I write" -Alessia Cara more..Writing
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