Four YearsA Poem by dianaA group of four stanzas, four lines each on my experience so far in college.My freshman year of college, I swore I found myself. But in truth, I was a naïve lump of pseudo-intellect. But I was happy being shallow and filled to the brim with
s****y mixed drinks. My sophomore year I began to deteriorate. I lost whatever I thought I found and collapsed into a
million shattered pieces. I learned the meaning of self-hatred and smoked weed four
times a day Like I did most things that year: completely alone. My junior year I made a true enemy in the future. I found an unsettling amount of solace in prescription pills
and vodka. I partied like it would put some distance between me and
both my dark past And the uncertain, hazy future that loomed ahead. My senior year I learn that narcissism isn’t exclusive with
liking oneself. I also learn that I am a bit of a narcissist. I find peace in prayer and begin to find peace in my own
reflection. And I know that I don’t know very much at all. © 2014 diana |
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