Class

Class

A Poem by Lizzie Mitchell

Where does your mind wander
When you could be anywhere but here
When you realize you take for granted the sun, trees, and breezes
Information waterfalls through the air like a matrix
Pieces fly haphazardly here and there
Caught by half-interested ears
A droning voice debriefing stories of her profession
Sleepy students stressing for tests
Bellies engorged with factory-made food we learned will kill us


© 2015 Lizzie Mitchell


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Added on March 31, 2015
Last Updated on March 31, 2015

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Lizzie Mitchell
Lizzie Mitchell

Malvern, PA



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I'm 21 and 5'10 with no intention of being a model or a basketball player, love to sing, love music, love spoken word, took one semester of college, and completed a nursing program but still no idea w.. more..

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