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Youth
I reminisce the reckless carefree days
Raced in the mud, danced in the rain, what fun!
In school I would play big roles in small plays
Did tag, hide and seek, duck duck goose, and run
Elementary was the easiest
Lived worry free while playing games at lunch
Laughed at the jokes even cheesiest
Shoved my mouth with candy, cake, and fruit punch
Then came middle school, seventh and eighth grade
Unbelievably different from grade school
Kids didn’t play at lunch, but sat in shade
I joined to snicker at kids who weren’t “cool”
I write this halfway through my highschool years
I wish to go back, growth is a big fear
First grade was pure as well as innocent
There were no struggles with math nor grammar
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This sonnet describes how simple life used to be before highschool and how I took advantage of those lost years.