A Roller Coaster Ride
From my bedchamber I could clearly see
Moon and stars shining ever so brightly
Its light cascaded faintly upon me
As I am staring at the wall blankly.
My mind is actively wandering
Through the time when I was a mere duckling
Still a child, my father doted on me
While my mom never ceased to fulfil my destiny.
With me, my sisters always play
When I was bored and yawning away
They had amused me with various items
On the other hand, I was a pain in the bottom.
Stealing their dolls was a habit of mine
Getting them scolded from time to time
Sometimes I wonder how they put up with me
For I was, oh, so exasperating a baby.
Those days had long ago passed
I’ve grown up so very fast
I’ve learned the theory of responsibility
The theory never becomes a practicality.
I am so reckless…impulsive I am and no less
I’m so irresponsible…I don’t give a damn when people lecture.
Am so naughty…when scolded, I turn haughty
Oh yeah, also a disgrace…but then I possess a pretty face.
I am now sixteen
I like to read teen magazine
Text books are so boring
They give such effects that cause me yawning
Though I know I’m not a paragon in the family
Just because my sister took that title away from me
It’s all thanks to her nature coz she’s so goody-goody
It’s a good thing I exist to make a variety.
Life is a roller coaster ride
It’s as unpredictable as my fickle heart
Maybe now I’m playful and bad
Perhaps, in future, to me you will tip your hat.
P/S: I really was 16 when I wrote this poetry. I really was bad and naughty…and always was compared to my nicer elder sister. However, I never stole their dolls! Never!
nice 🙂
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