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Twinkle Lights


I sit alone on my dorm-room bed

Surrounded by these twinkle lights.

Passed my math test,

But feel like a failure. 

 

I sit with my roommate on my dorm-room bed

Surrounded by these bright twinkle lights.

She failed her science test,

But she feels like a winner. 

 

I am alone again. On this bed. 

The twinkle lights have dimmed.

They're going to go out soon. 

The tunnel is getting longer. 

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