Dear Teenage Girl Poem.

As a bonus, here is a rough poem I wrote a few years ago.


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Dear Teenage Girl.

Dear teenage girl,

Before you get lost in the mall,

Caught up in a whirlwind ball

Or simply in your grandma’s hall,

Let me tell you something.

Before you start high school,

Before you jump in that pool,

Before you try to be cool,

Before you leave that footstool,

Let me tell you something.

Dear teenage girl;

Life will be hard,

You’ll probably come out scarred,

Like after hitting a glass shard.

But let me tell you something.

Your clothes won’t fit right,

They’re probably too tight;

You’ll be quite the sight,

And will be looking for a fight.

But let me tell you something.

Dear teenage girl;

Your parents love you,

Even when you’re blue

Or have the flu.

Your family will always be there,

Simply because they care

More about you than the air

Or that boy’s crazy dare.

Dear teenage girl,

There’s a Father above

Whose arms are filled with love

Just for you.

He sent His Son to die

So that you would live, don’t cry,

I haven’t told you a lie

He’s truly alive!

Dear teenage girl,

In the ups and downs of life

Amid all the strife,

He’s truly alive.

Turn to Him now

You’ll find out how,

It’s okay to say ‘wow,’

He’s waiting for you right now.