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Spaced Out

October 15, 2011
By Niinaa BRONZE, Darien, Connecticut
Niinaa BRONZE, Darien, Connecticut
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Dreaming with open eyes
Wondering inside my mind
Looking for a valued memory
That made me feel alive
Once in the past

“Where are you now?” I hear,
somebody breaks my bubble of glass,
“Oh” I say, “don’t worry about it, dear”
I give a fake smile and head back to class,
He smiles back at me and leaves.

I gotta keep up with my day,
Even though now I’m absent and quieter,
Life is a game that I have to play,
There are many questions to ask,
But nobody answers or tells me.
Nobody cares.


The author's comments:
I wrote this poem at some point in 2008 or 2009, during my sophomore year.
When I had first moved to Connecticut and I was a little depressed about everything (new town, new people, new neigborhood, new everything... I missed my country, family, and friends). It was my first published poem in the my school's magazine. Now I see my poem kind of sad and gloomy... oh well

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