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I'm a Big Girl Now
I step into a new place.
Meeting the faces I have heard about and their kind smiles displayed.
Trying to make me unaware that my mom isn’t there.
I’m okay.
I am a big girl now.
I shuffle along and do what I have to.
Although I’d rather be in the breeze of late summer.
Not here, what a bummer.
I rather be with my gals
Roaming with my neighborhood pals,
Eating when I’m hungry not when I’m told.
Building forts that will never hold.
Well, I know this is only the start
But I’m ready to be done after this march
Down the endless hallway to the same group
I feel like I being pushed into a never ending loop.
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