A Girl Poem by Jesse Bauer

A Girl



A girl trapped behind the bars of age
trying to escape, to write a new page.
Mommy says, 'no.' Dad says, 'don't go.'
But a girl has to chase her heart, has to know.

A boy stole a girl's heart, left west for the setting sun.
Waiting on the love of a girl. Waiting for one.

The sun rises on a girl's eighteenth year.
a girl's happiness brings on a tear.
Before that sun sets in the west
a girl's already in a boy's arms at rest.

A boy stole a girl's heart, and waited for that day.
a girl looks back on it now with no regret and no shame.

A girl got away from the prison of age
and wrote a novel of life from that new page.
Mommy said, 'no.' Dad said, 'don't go.'
But she caught her heart, and now she knows.

A boy stole her heart, and held it for her.
he never gave it back, but he kept it pure.

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Jesse Bauer

Jesse Bauer

Missoula, MT
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