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A to Z: A is for Average

Hello Poetteers,

Today is the first day of many challenges. It's camp nano, poem a day, blogging from A to Z. Here's a sneak peak at a couple poems from my WIP, enjoy!


Average
don't let that get you down
you're
Awesome, amazing
it makes me appreciative of you
anyways
we have to accept differences.

Anything Starts and Ends
It's the beginning of
something new
a new school semester
a new schedule
new feeling

It's the beginning of
getting out of my slump
enjoying my poetry
writing and sharing

It's the beginning of
something new
getting my first crush

It's the end of thinking
I can be too good
it's the end of my slump
end of one chapter
and the start of another.

Love and thank you, Fida

Comments

Crystal Collier said…
Yay! Thank you. I am awesome, amazing, and so are you. Love the pieces today, Fida.
Anonymous said…
Great start to the challenge. Good luck to you.
Anonymous said…
"The beginning of getting out of my slump..."

I completely relate to that line! Looking forward to following you through the A-to-Z challenge.
Suzanne said…
Hi, popping in from the A-Z! Lovely poems :)
Suzanne @Suzannes Tribe
x
Anonymous said…
Nicely written...Adorable :)
auntyamo said…
love this one too ;) I'll be back for more x

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