Raindrops keep falling on my head—
that was the song I chose
to perform at the school recital.
But I froze.
I was five or six
and all the parents were there,
looking for their child to perform.
But I didn’t care about them.
I was going to be the star of the show.
They were going to see.
Everyone’s eyes
were going to be looking at me.
I practiced every day.
And every night.
I was going to be the star.
But I froze from the fear.
I froze from the fright.
I ran from the stage—
all the eyes looking at me.
I was going to be the star, but it wasn’t to be.
