The poems you wrote as a child are still better then the ones you didn’t write as an adult because you lost the motivation to express yourself that way.
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I still like one of the poems I wrote at 16. I'll accept that and NO other.
Edit. Just went and reread it. Turns out I don't like it 😭
That would be perfect silence for me. Don't think I'd mind it.
You know, I wouldn't be mad. However, I would hope they'd curate that shit. Some of my poems back then weren't bad at all. But, the ones that were bad were really bad; vogon grade.
I haven't written a real poem in years now, and it had been a while before that one. But I was bloody prolific as a teenager and young adult.
vogon grade
OK, now that's an interesting and uncommon reference
I'm glad someone caught it :)