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The Struggle of a Grandparent
When we were little
we use to sit
on our granmothers lap
and she would tell us stories of when she was young,
the world was perfect then.
We grew up and distanced ourselves from everyone around us and our
grandmothers shed a tear.
Our skirts got shorter and our self esteem got lower
because we
could
not
measure up to the models on the screen.
Life was losing its perfectness.
We started to belive that the acne cream
could make the blemishes on our skin fade
and
that dieting would make us lose weight.
Our grandmothers tried to reach out to us but we still keep our distance.
We belived everythging in the magazines,
skinner was better and our peers where our life's only navigator.
Society feed us lies and and we did'nt care.
Our grandmothers shook their heads knowing
we had to find our own way out of this hole.
Life was anything but perfect at this point,
but grandmother was always their to listen to our problems and cry along with
us as we struggled through life.
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I wrote this to remind everyone that sometimes what we think is the best isnt. people older than us are more wiser, so reach out to them:)