A Sunset Through Tears

<p>I want to be free<br />To be who I want to<br />And to do what I want<br />With no one in my way.<br />I must be free<br />To go where I want<br />Without questions asked.<br />I cannot get that here.<br />Soon I must go<br />And find who I really am ...</p><p>The sunset of childhood can be a wonderful exciting time. For others it can be a painful heartbreaking chapter in life. Either way the teenage years should not be a time when young people feel alone in their feelings.</p><p>In a moving poetry collection originally penned decades ago when she was a teenager Victoria Johnson lyrically explores the essence of adolescence angst and a myriad of relatable experiences that include the highs of young love to the lows of abandonment depression and wanting to belong and be loved. Through her poetic insights Johnson candidly reflects on the emotions hopes and dreams that many young people share while doing their best to navigate through the teenage years.</p><p>A Sunset through Tears is a poignant volume of poems that vividly explores the ups and downs of adolescence.</p>