I like the style of your poetry. 

You are right.  It is about what makes you happy.

Dear Hope:
"Learning to Live". Second line typo, should be "here IT comes again". Even without the definition of the poem, these feelings are most universal. My favorite lines are the last, with a concluding rhyme:

"one day at a time,
is all i can give,
one day at a time
while i learn to live"

"Too Young" Very heartfelt and emotional, however the speaker's problems are addressed, but not the subject's. If you have time, read my poem "No Stroke of Luck" (it's a long one and was very difficult to write) where I finally attempt to come to terms with my mother's stroke and eventual death and the fact that I stopped seeing her thinking she was a 'vegetable' for the last two years of her life.
"Time" Your "style" as I see in these few poems, is to give an emotional response in few words, almost as a letter to yourself or your subject. (11th line typo: happiness) I like the repetition of the phrase "don't blink".
"Tired" A time honored subject, but certainly not presented in a "tiring" way.
"I am Me" This reminds me somewhat of a poem I wrote a long time ago. Very emboldened.
Good work.
Michael F. Nyiri, poet, philosopher, fool