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What I would Tell My Fourteen-Year-Old Self

What I Would Tell My Fourteen-Year-Old Self

You are not late to your becoming.
The mirror is a passing witness.
Loneliness will unclench its hands.
Your tears are training you in courage.
Keep every page you ache to write.
Those words will anchor your pulse.
No one gets to measure your worth.

Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud
Contest Title: ONE ON ONE WITH MYSELF Poetry Contest
Date of Poem: February 18, 2026
Category: OTHER

Copyright © Jennifer Small | Year Posted 2026

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