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Thoughts of a Fifteen-Year-Old
I’m 15 and i’m impervious.
Despite what all the adults say, i’m a deity.
I’m 15 and i’m living in the now.
Despite what all the others say, I live life like i’m going to die, because I am.
I’m 15 and i’m running, stressing, running, working, running, crying, running, writhing, running, dying, and running through my life.
Despite what they say, I feel fine… right now.
I’m 15 and i’m omniscient.
Despite their warnings, i'm indubitably right. • • •
I’m 15 and I am terrified, the news makes sure of that.
Despite what I know, I still expose myself to the constant injustice of the rest of the world through social media.
I’m 15 and I am worried about the future.
Despite their attempts to dilute the truth of our inevitable fate, I still have not found peace with it.
I’m 15 and I am regretting my choices.
Despite their efforts to caution me, I w ould never listen to the cacophonous growl of truth and reason.
I’m 15 and now I know that I am just 15.

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The idea of this poem was brought about by someone close to me. She claimed that the youth of today feel that they are invincible and any actions they make will lead to little to no repercussion. I wrote this in the perspective of that youth, but as the poem is read, it delves into the darkest corners of his mind. I wanted to reveal the true nature of what is behind the mask of invincibilty through this poem.