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Sixteen by Elena Acosta

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Sixteen

by Elena Acosta

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I don't want to go back

To being sixteen.

It was so overrated.

Like your ugly skater jeans.

Those days when I pined

And longed for your affection

Have long since been cured

Like a stubborn infection.

Those nights when I cried

I barely remember.

As fresh in mind

As when we met that September.

I don't remember your smile

Or the way you made me laugh.

I don't remember your jokes

Or the times we cut class.

Maybe I do remember

I must confess.

How pitiful I was

The day you left.

But time has healed.

My heart can now breathe.

There's no way I would go back

To being sixteen.

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