From Castles to Colleges
Seeing nothing but the sparkling dresses
Only concerned with who will be princess
Problems don't exist in make-believe land
Danger is dampened by the bright daylight
No one is anxious about making friends
You simply ask them if they want to play
Hair and clothing is a minor concern
Ah, to be a child and to be carefree
First day of school is always a concern
Having no clue who I will know in class
Will the homework be too hard and trying?
Will the teachers be supportive and kind?
These questions float in my head all day long
I tell myself to talk to a classmate
It takes considerable confidence
"I live dangerously" is not my phrase
I am resolved to be relaxed at last
Walking on the university grounds
I thing about the memories I'll make
Trying my best is all I can hope for
I will be calm even when it's crazy
I am looking forward to the future
But I also ground myself in the now
Peacefulness will be my friend forever
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