Diamonds are Made Under Pressure
Two minutes.
The clock starts now.
Sweat drips down my brow.
I type furiously.
With my fingertips, I slam the keyboard.
I have one minute left.
My mind wanders over all of the subjects
I could touch upon.
The ridges of the keyboard
Are slowly worn down
Because of this.
The bell rings.
It's time to go.
I barely finish.
I race to finish.
I lapse overtime as others around me pack up.
They talk about menial topics.
My heart starts to pound.
Adrenaline makes no sound
As it rushes through my brain.
Like blood, I am stained.
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