Introspection of Delusion
Billions of stars, Billions of galaxies,
and here I am, in a world
of possibilities.
How did I get here?
What does it mean?
Do the aliens above wonder the same thing?
Because in my mind I’m reading,
imagining life far away-
thinking about what to do
on a rainy day-
But really I’m stuck in class,
reading the maps
of the world,
learning about things that give me
a bore.
But this is my life:
an institution.
Where the only freedom I have
is to write.
And the only love I want,
is hard to find.
Somebody tell me,
where do I hide?
when everyone is
blind.
Because I’m the younger sister
of a prodigy,
living in a life
of uncertainty.
Although it may seem liberating
and fascinating,
it’s really frustrating and
vibrating,
in my head.
Over and over and over again.
Until I’m brought back to reality,
where the people are cruel,
and wars are the new
trade school.
I pinch myself,
and I survive.
And still I try to live my life,
behind the stars-
behind invisible scars.
I have a long way left to go.
And maybe one day
I will find the realities
of this
time.
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