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A Note from A Teenage Girl

Tahlia Trevino 2005 (Arizona)

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I sit here debating whether I should start my homework or keep scrolling, or maybe sleep
I don’t want to do much since now I’m just waiting for someone to tell me what I will be
I continue to wait but what can I say, I’m just a teenage girl

I am searching for help, but even from my “supporters” I can’t find the help I need
I am lonely and I need someone to care, anyone?
At least one person

I am still sitting with no happy ending, and no will to continue fighting
I am told I don’t smile anymore, and my happiness is in the past

I know life isn’t over, but I am not sorry that I feel like it is
I can’t wait to leave
I can’t wait to sleep
I can’t wait to breathe. . .
I can’t wait to not be teenage me

About this poem

This poem is about what being a teenage girl is like when you are trying to finish high school. It is a self reflection poem about how, with so many people in the world that have a purpose you can still feel so lost and lonely.

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Written on January 31, 2024

Submitted by tahliat.marine on January 31, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABX XCC XX XXAXB
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 732
Words 154
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 3, 3, 2, 5
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Tahlia Trevino

My name is Tahlia Trevino and I’m a hardworking student who wants to be a doctor one day. I live in a rural town in Colorado and I live the outdoors. I am currently trying to find myself in the world, and I have learned that writing how I feel can help the process. I’m not a writer but I’ve seen how people can express themselves and I find that to be amazing. I don’t write poems if you could not tell and I don’t have the best writing skills, but I find trying new things to help spark joy in me. more…

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