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| Teenage Spots
by Michelle Stewart |
| I liked my boyish figure And I was horrified to see, The changes in my body I was no longer me. I developed breasts, Hair sprouted everywhere In places I didn't want it Nowhere I'd like to share. I rounded at the hips I felt screwed up inside I didn't want this to happen Loose jumpers would not disguise I was turning into a woman There was nothing I could do Looking in the mirror I saw the obvious truth I tried so hard to stop it By not eating my tea It just made my breasts more obvious To my misery! If that wasn't bad enough I got mood-swing disease Laughing, shouting, crying, There was no one I could please Then came teenage spots With real lousy timing Just when I've noticed boys, I'm trying hard to hide them Then came greasy hair, And period pains, Hormones jumping everywhere And crash weight gain. Having no control, Your body decided To suddenly grow up No matter how you hide it!!! |
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