Trying to crack a smile
Staring into the lens of the camera in the hands of my mother
I clenched the plastic handle of my trolly bag
glancing back
the thought of a new place and faces gave me chills
but now it's just a memory
For my measly skinny body in that clean-cut iron pinafore,
my freshly- cut straight tomboy hair,
and my stirred emotions
could not have helped but fear the unknown
Each step i took to get closer
were even worse than the first
i was alone
but now I'm accustomed
walking to my first class was an accomplishment
But i would cry after
Then i felt like no one would understand
So i cried until someone did
But now i understand
But they still won't
Kids are a like clay
You have to shape them
or they will never learn
But be gentle
we feel things that even you won't realise
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