Short Poems
I wrote these as a teenager
By Anna SamsonPublished 3 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
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1.
Friends long gone
Tales forgotten
I wish we could see tomorrow
2.
I miss you
Not the you that you are now
But the you that you were back then
The you that still cared
3.
It's hard
What's hard, you ask me
Everything, I say
4.
We haven't talked in years
We probably won't ever talk again
I hope you're doing well
Do you ever wonder how I am doing?
5.
I am several things
Naive, gullible, and inexperienced
But I am also caring, nurturing, and kind
There's more to me than the box you've put me in
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About the Creator
Anna Samson
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I am a poet and writer living just outside Toronto, Canada. I write about chronic illness, mental health, queer identities, and just about anything else. In my spare time I like to read.
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