you made it.
Dear younger me,
We made it.
You made some lifelong friends.
Kept some old ones
Let some others go. But it was all good
All natural.
You’ll get into some fights.
But they end.
And you will quickly mend.
You discover a love for musical theater
You make friends there
You find a home there
You are let down by some cast lists.
Elated by others.
You were a sweet little baby bear
A snarky elephant mom
A mischievous monkey
And to end it all, you were a bookish princess who taught that the theater is in fact your home.
You cried. A lot.
You learned from your tears.
And you laughed again.
The boys?
Irrelevant now.
You’ve grown
And moved past it all
Now here we are again,
A freshman.
But in a new yet similar situation.
I don’t feel like I belong again
Or as if I deserve what I’ve been presented with.
But so did you.
Four years ago
But you got through it
And you’re here now
Here again.
But we’ll make it.
I know we will.
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