Life as a teenager is often very different than life as either a child or an adult. It is a turbulent time, with different obstacles to face, and often it seems as if there are many, many more of them. These poems are by teens, about teens, and about Life as they see it.

Let the countdown begin.

  • #100
    Tim Montano
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: Sometimes it's good to look back, and realize life wasn't always so complicated.
  • #99
    Jessee
    Friendship Poems - Teen Poems about Friendship: There is music in the laughter of friends. And sometimes the harmony might even sound familiar.
  • #98
    Asian Angel
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Sometimes the only way to say I love you, is to say I love you.
  • #97
    Caria Canalez
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Can a poem, however lovely, really change fate? Maybe it can…
  • #96
    Jessie Duebler
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: There's a big difference between being a father and being "Dad". How we handle that role when our children are young will affect them forever...
  • #95
    Jay
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: How much of yourself do you share with the world? How much do you hide?
  • #94
    Molly Hudak
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: There are ways to deal with pain. And ways to grow and learn from it, too.
  • #93
    Ericka
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: A newborn child is a beginning. In more ways than one.
  • #92
    Amy
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: Growing up is just another phrase for <b>learning</b> about life.
  • #91
    Jennifer
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: How we see ourselves can often define who we become.
  • #90
    Linze
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Love cannot be easily controlled and, sadly, neither can great distances.
  • #89
    Summer Cates
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: While Passions has a whole section devoted to friends that fall in love, it's not something that's limited to the older generation.
  • #88
    Jules
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Unreturned Love has only two options. One of them is to continue hoping…
  • #87
    Taylor Hamilton
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Love is the process of learning about another. Unfortunately, what we learn can sometimes leave us feeling bitter.
  • #86
    Liza Marie
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: The phrase "sleeping together" takes on new meaning in this lovely poem.
  • #85
    Crystal
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: Accepting the responsibility for our own choices is the first step towards resolving many of our problems.
  • #84
    Quinten Christensen
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: The most important thing in school is maintaining a good attitude. Yea, right…
  • #83
    Lanora Melillo
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: If we hear it often enough, even lies can become a kind of truth.
  • #82
    Phillip Landrey
    Way Was 79 Dropped 3
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Where there is love, there is pain. Where there is life, there is hope.
  • #81
    Amanda Kavin
    Friendship Poems - Teen Poems about Friendship: The right friend really can change us and our lives.
  • #80
    Amanda Kavin
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: Love is rarely easy. But sometimes society and other people make it much harder than it needs to be..
  • #79
    Tammy Walton
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: The life of a teen looks a bit different - when seen through the eyes of a teen.
  • #78
    Nikki Moone
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: There is no more confusing time in a person's life than that of adolescence. Sometimes, exploring those feelings - while it doesn't solve the problems - can help us cope with them.
  • #77
    Steve Beaudry
    Love Poems - Teenage Love Poems: When lovers don't get to spend too much time together, they appreciate the time that they have. They know it is very special, and keep each other very close at heart.
  • #76
    Little T
    Poems on Life - Teen Poems about Life: Divorce is tough on a man and woman, but tougher still on the children who can only watch.
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