Teen Anti Bullying Poems

Bullying's grip, psychological effects so powerful,
Leaves imprints on hearts, sensitive and fragile,
For every action so appalling, we shall defy.
With upstanding that uplift, heal, and unify,
And...

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 I woke up this morning between dust and wonder lust
 And I confessed to the screen presence of a prodigy in my monitor
 "Shall...

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In a world where I am Christen Kuikoua,
Yet each day, I question if it's truly me.
I can act, sing, and model with passion,
But my dreams...

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Sorrows

No matter how thi  try 
Sorrows do not cease to follow him on the roads
On the sea on the skies on the lands
They runs...

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Chalk was bold, pale skinned, and big boned.
A soft souled, porous, sedentary teen.
Bulky, he made a big initial impression,
but seemed to lack in true substance.
And...

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I asked her "what did you want from me so true"
She answered "I want to reign with you through the blue"...

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Nerd.  Geek.  Loser.  No Good.  Waste of Life.

Words that pierced my heart every day of my youth.
It was constant degrading from...

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I remember yesterdays
                      ...

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so you say
your turning
twenty-one years old
today

Hootie Hoo!
happy birthday

and you want
some advice
on the game
of life
so you don't
get played

okay! baby
you know
you just came
to the wrong
place?

so this is...

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It's been a long, when I was born
In a village house having cattle with big horn
Since my life is sometimes creepy and sometimes tasteless like...

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Always keep my words in mind, you've turned fifteen, my daughter!
Others' eyes don't see you like me on mind's screen, my daughter!

Every man's eyes have...

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He has an arrogance that can be felt.
He’s big and burly not petite or svelte.
Smoking two packs a day
Frightens good girls away
And his breath smells...

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WHAT IS DRUNKENNESS? 

As I went for the third beer, my heart
beat dropped with a dubbing sound,
I knew I made a mistake,

I walked into room...

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Little Jimmy was a eight-teen-year-old wild teenager
He had a souped-up Dodge Dart and ate day old bagels
At the dark in the park he would race...

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My sister Annick fixed me, locked me in, with cold, blue eyes as she sat down slowly next to me at the table. “I’m a...

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