This poem shows that there is always someone or something that you can talk to.
This poem originally was published in Poems on Life - Teen Poems
The Wishing Star
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"Stars are made for wishing on" My very best friend told me So I gazed upon an October night's sky And I picked the brightest star I could see I named my star Karen A very special name Now that this star had a title She was all mine to claim I thought about what I wanted Something that I could wish for But as I thought about my wish I realized Into this process should go much more Karen should know my thoughts Behind each and every wish So before I made my wish that night I told to Karen this I could wish for money Because my family is very poor However to be rich, money is not a necessity A person needs so very much more I could wish for that special boy to like me And say those three little words But love is a much more sacred link That comes on a path with thousands of curves I could wish to be famous To be someone other than myself But self worth is measured by much more than Having the most trophies on your shelf Instead I want to be rich in spirit Sound in soul and mind I wish that when I see the pot at the end of the rainbow Character is what I will find Instead I wish for understanding And courage in matters of love I pray I'll meet the special someone And through tough times we will rise above Most of all I wish for the ability to know and like Who I am and what I have become to be And I ask that you help me realize That I am special even if that's not what I always see I thanked Karen for listening to My wishes and my dreams And there she is shinning bright No matter how dark it seems Karen listens to all I say Even though she live in a world so far But no matter where either of us end up living She will always be my wishing star |
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