Hey, you're 15 now. I'm fourteen but I'll be fifteen soon. How did you bring yourself to tell someone. I find it hard to talk about my problems to people.
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I truly appreciate the outreach, Ann! Your encouraging words help me to believe that I'm, hopefully, at least touching a few hearts... which is all we can ask for really as we share a piece of ours. Thanks again!
Best,
Doug
I really love the poem. We cannot undermine the power of choice.
I wrote it the day my last child moved out of home. It's what I felt that day.
That is so awesome. I love this boy but I'm not sure how to tell him so I wrote him a letter trying to make him understand how much I care for him
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Another brilliant poem - I love the way you write - keep them coming, please.
Very best wishes, Ann
I admittedly have read "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" multiple times but was not aware of this poem. It is absolutely beautiful! Not only do I see it as a poem to inspire African Americans, but women as well; especially women of African descent.
I think whaling should be stop . Chelsie you are doing a great by writing the poems and bringing awareness to the people. I think this poem should reach to all fisherman. By the way this is a great poem.
That's exactly what's happening to me Brittany. This boy I really love keeps looking at me like he wants something, but he recently said he didn't want a relationship. But every time he sees me, he either looks at me until I'm out of his field of vision, or he stumbles on his words when I pass him. And I just can't figure out what it is. I think about him all day and all night, just wondering endlessly what it could possibly be, but it's just not making sense, maybe this is all a part of a plan?
You are right - life is not easy, but poems like yours help to see us through the difficult times.
Very best wishes
Ann
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