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Two Poems from our Teen Poetry Collection
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| LIES |
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Nikkita Hartzell
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You said you was too sick to come over.
I said,”Okay”, hung up the phone, and played with my cat named Clover.
Then Jesska called me and invited me out.
I went without a doubt.
I left a note and I was out the door.
We drove around talking more and more.
Then we went to McDonalds and I saw you there.
Sitting in front a girl with long blonde hair.
You left about 20 minutes later, without me being seen.
I told Jesska to take me home and I asked her how you could be so mean.
The next day at school, you came in acting like you didn't do anything.
For the first 2 periods I didn't talk to you, look at you, nothing.
You asked me what was wrong.
I said how were feeling yesterday? Did you go anywhere?
You replied, that you weren't feeling well, Needed lots of care.
When you said that, I could have cried.
All you do is lie, lie, lie.
Make me cry and wonder why.
Why I ever liked you in the first place.
I should have slapped you in the face.
Why do you lie?
Does this mean that you cheat too?
I'm beginning to see the real you.
It took me a while to find it, but I did.
You're not a high schooler, you should be a 5-year-old kid!
You're not going to lie to me anymore and thats a fact.
Cause I'm walking out the door and never looking back.
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| BELOW |
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Lacey Wolverton
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BELOW |
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Below I am below The average Of what is expected I am below The expectations Of being accepted I am below The self esteem That I should have I am not below What I believe
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