"Poems for the Teenage Dreamer" by Kristen Barenthaler
Join me in reliving our youthful bliss
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I wrote these poems when I was in middle/high school, which means that they encapsulate the drama, angst, and childishness of our teenage years.
These poems discuss themes of friendship, young love, and the confusion of being a teen. Perfect for adults looking to relive their youth or for teens hoping to feel a little less alone in their worlds.
About the Creator
Kristen Barenthaler
Curious adventurer. Crazed reader. Librarian. Archery instructor. True crime addict.
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