My Poetry

(1967-1994)

Kurt D Cobain

Something was wrong
But no one could tell
Or maybe they could
But it wouldn't sell
We all stood and watched
You as you fell
Now we all know
It must have been HELL
Your body was weak
A father is what
Your child will seek
Your wife in mourning
You fans being brave
We'll always cherish
The music you gave
Many may think
That you died in vain
But we'll always remember
You, Kurt Cobain

By Wendy
Greenbaum

You Just Don't Understand Me!

I'm not a child anymore,
I can do it on my own.
I'm not an adult yet,
I can't drive myself to school.
I need to express myself,
Were your bell-bottoms so mush better,
than my flannel?
I like this kind of music,
What's wrong with it?
I'm not a "model child,"
So what's were you?
I'm not like everyone else,
You needed to have your own
identity, too
You're too overprotective,
Did you think I'd get mugged at the
mall with eight other people?
I need my privacy.
The "knock, Please" sign on my doors is
there for a reason
I'm not trying to leave home,
I just need my space
You underestimate me,
I can choose good friends without help.
Please try to understand
I'm not like you, I'm like me!

By Wendy
Greenbaum

I will have more of my GREAT poems on here soon... so keep your pants on....

If you want me to put one of your poems on here please e-mail me at greenbau@erols.com or krazychik@oocities.com or gidget1234@hotmail.com I will give you FULL credit.....

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