The Parent Trap

The Parent Trap

A Poem by Jen Walters

Mommy Daddy why must you do this to me?
All I want to do is get in the trouble that I can see.
I don't understand the rules of your game,
Maybe I am just too little to know the name.

Mommy Daddy your rules are too strict,
Because in my head they conflict.
I just want to carry on,
And before you can find out I'll be gone.

Mommy Daddy, all I want to do is make a mess,
And do as my little brain suggests.
You are trying to do right by me,
But this fact I am too young to see.

I don't want to be confined,
To what your rules have in mind.
I want to run and roam free,
And be as silly as I can be.

Mommy Daddy, I am sorry to be so bad,
For the freedom I want I never had.
Maybe one day when I am more grown,
I will understand the seeds you have sown.

Mommy Daddy I just want to play,
To do things my way.
I want to yell and scream,
At the fun things see my eyes gleam.

Mommy Daddy, I just want to be me,
And see the world for what I can see.

© 2015 Jen Walters


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Added on July 29, 2015
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Jen Walters
Jen Walters

Huntingdon, PA



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