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Dear Where I Belong


Dear Where I Belong,

 

In these years

I have sprouted like a fern

Although shedding many tears

I realized what I can’t unlearn

 

There’s a place where I’m meant to be

It’s not where I kick the ball

Nor is it where I study

But it’s place where I don’t feel small  

 

Where I can walk in with pride

Guided by bright lights

This place is known worldwide

It’s where many spend their nights

 

Going here I can pretend

Forget all my stress

Many hours here I spend

It’s there where I found my success

 

The different places it takes me

My emotions go insane

I love this place so badly

It makes me forget all my pain

 

Characters form

Harmonies collide

Instruments sing a storm

And the world feels so wide

 

Standing directly center

I feel at home there

The life of an actor

A stage is my favorite atmosphere

 

A passionate Thespian,

Kristen

 
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