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I am not a little boy

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I am not a little boy, who used to make you sleepless, fidgeting at night
Thinking of how my tomorrow will be,
I know you were right
Where would I be without your hourly fights
But today I want to be an utter man you have dreamt of

I know worries can’t just fade away like that…
Your love, your support, your everything got my back from the Start
More than how anyone can easily understand it
I am composed of love, I am manufactured in the factory of love
And now, I am a good product of love to be premiered out,
 soo good to serve.

I can now barely understand how the world needs me
The baggage you gave me are quite enough
This is the right   time, probably a good chance
To show off
I am no’ going to bluff
Or to just blow it ‘cause I am not a little boy.

         Written by Serval pole😻
            Edited by Ishimwe Christian

I dedicate this poem to my one and only Papa. I'm proud of you.
🥁 

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