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Still you, different time


She walks down the stage,

glancing around looking to her family and friends

the ones who helped her graduate to another age

college.

 

Summer passes on and she again looks around,

friends that were there for her before

are gone now,

living their own life.

 

But still,

as her family was there for her,

they are still there for her now,

there to support her.

 

Wow.

 

She isn't scared,

anxious?

Of course. 

But, 

that's because she ...

will start her new adventure.

 

Starting in college,

where many new things will open for her.

 

She will meet new loves, 

heartbreaks, friendships.

New ways of thinking and accepting.

 

It's the time where you truly find yourself,

and

college is all about you,

it's all about seeing how well you can finally...

be on your own.

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