PUBERTY

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    PUBERTY

    A toddler's life
    is wonderful and strange.
    From innocence through pain
    we come to know
    the world, our place,
    observe our bodies grow.
    Though molded much,
    we sense each inner change.
    Within my cells
    the clever code incurled
    The when and where and how
    I am to be.
    And in my teens
    quite unbeknownst to me
    one day
    my first coiled private hair unfurled.
    And while my muscles swelled
    and frame soared tall
    A sense of malcontent
    within me grew,
    emotions surged and dove.
    As if on cue
    up surged a sense of self.
    I got my call.
    And no repressive,
    fearful force could stop
    this soaring, conscious thought
    from going pop.

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    HarverTomsson commented on PUBERTY

    11-15-2011

    Colorful and entertaining. Freudian alllusions aside, self awareness is a great gift.

    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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