Poetry takes you places and Rhea's poems are no exception. Musing on the soft and hard realities of life, "I'm Too Young" transports readers from their own childhood memories to the change of seasons and into contemplation of life and death. Our Generation Several Miles Away Several miles away We are All Getting Older Truth be told We didn't think We would last forever And a Day But we hoped We knew This Day Would Come But hoped it Was Just a bit farther Away To Touch it Again The children in the playground Do you remember them They were ours The Babies the Toddlers Now the Women and Men We birthed Them When you get more tired out Then you think we would Or Should Several miles Away The wonder of it It happened so fast It was only yesterday A Generation gone by Think of it then And travel the Miles Along the way The route was long And Sometimes Weary But we are not Yet Done Nor even on the run For the next will come And we will be there To Share The Joys The Laughs The Death That Lasts In our Memories Strong and Mighty Along the Way And the Tales We will Tell Yes Today