Miseries Of The Young

by Georgiana Glass (Pices) - Not entered

Miseries Of The Young

If you were a little monster like me,
You'll know it's not easy being the youngest in the family.
Life's a misery, if you ask me,
Especially if your name's Mimi.

Big brother grunts when I speak,
Daddy almost always sleeps.
Mummy and grandma love to eat,
Anything from Human eyes to feet.

Nobody ever listens to me,
No matter how I shout or scream.
It certainly is terrible to be,
The youngest in the family.

Reason for writing:

    It's a fact, isn't it, that the youngest in families never seem to have any fun?    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-07-07 22:30:54
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:38:52
Poem ID: 45188

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