Teenager Poem

This is a poem about teenage pregnancy and the importance of talking to your children.

Love?

© Katelin
What is love?
How can you tell?
Common questions at age twelve
By age thirteen if the questions aren’t answered
The mistake will be made to give the innocence away.
Then the thirteen year old has a child on the way.
How can she stop this when she is a mom and no one is there telling her it's wrong

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Published: Nov 2007

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  • I got pregnant at the age of 13..she is perfect but so much to handle at my age..now I'm 14 and don't have a clue in the world how to take care of this angel who I don't deserve one bit. I considered adoption but once I saw her little face I knew she was mine and I wanted it to stay that way. I get to have a life with her which was unexpected in many ways but as long as I love her and raise her correctly then she will grow up to be smart and not make the mistakes I did...I'm not saying all teen moms should keep their babies..cause that is purely their decision. because this is my story. They need to write their own.. but thank you for writing this. I am sorry to all the girls that have gone through or are going through the same thing!!! You are strong and you should never forget that <3 All of my love - Sierra

    Sierra,California Submitted Mar 2012
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