Born A Writer
Father’s heart died in his briefcase
In a cubicle -
His graveyard.
But it fuels my dream,
My dream of working at a magazine –
And writing my life away,
Sharing my words of honesty.
I refuse to be stuck
In a cubicle absent of passion,
I refuse to live dead.
So I will grind for my credits,
Work to perfect my craft,
To help me change the world.
A bachelors in literature –
Money is no object,
If it leads to my dream.
I’ll save my pennies,
And one day,
I will graduate with my Bachelors,
Find my job at a magazine,
And change the damn world with words.
Just wait.
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