A Junior's Struggle
A Junior's Struggle
There is this thing I’d like to demolish
The thing you ask me far too often
“Have you been thinking about college?”
Sipping your coffee you hold me hostage
With a single line my breakfast you have trodden
There is this thing I’d like to demolish
You mean no harm, that I acknowledge
But tell me, have you picked out your coffin?
“You haven’t been thinking about college?”
Calmly smiling over your eggs and sausage
Anxiety bubbles up without stallin’
There is this thing I’d love to demolish
As my stress levels rise I ignore the warning bell’s knowledge
and I start to care less and less that you’re kin
“You really should be thinking about college
Asking me this question was your fatal sin
As you stare at me with pity, I swear I hear violins
There is this thing I will demolish
Please stop asking me if I’ve been thinking about college!
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