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Maybe
“Write a poem about yourself. Due Wednesday.”
My mind was spinning.
What do I write?
Should it be happy?
Sad?
A combination of the two?
Neither?
Then my problem became my solution.
Indecisiveness.
If you know me,
you know this is one of the chinks in my armor.
I simply
cannot
will not
refuse to
am totally unable
decide.
Whether it be
What do I wear?
Where do I want to eat?
Which boy do I really like?
Never mind, I hate all boys.
Actually, boys are great.
Which college do I want to go to?
Do I even want to go to college?
Or even
Can I just sit and earn money from just that?
Every question has an equal and opposite answer.
Some say that not knowing is knowing.
Maybe the fact
that I know nothing
and don’t know anything
is what makes me so smart.
The fact that no answer
is an answer in itself.
Or maybe
I should hurry up and decide.
Maybe I want to wear black.
Maybe I want Chinese Takeout.
Maybe I don’t like either boy.
Maybe boys are horrible and great.
Maybe I do want to go to college, although sitting around and earning money is a great idea.
Or maybe-
the answers will come naturally.
Maybe I shouldn’t force it.
Or even maybe-
maybe,
I just still don’t know.
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