I Knew Everything At Fifteen
When I was fifteen I had all of the answers.
I could solve every problem, but no one elected me president.
They should have. I was more than ready.
To show others how “it is done”.
At nineteen I was totally cocky about my abilities.
I might have been the only highly intelligent being on the planet.
All of the answers were there.
I knew everything.
Then I had a baby; no. Make that two babies.
I had two babies before I was twenty-one.
There is no manual. No one understands your baby.
You do not understand “it” either; it is crazy. I was ignorant.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2021
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