I turned ten and entered double digits feeling already like my life was gone.
Thirteen started my teen years.
At sixteen, I could get a driving permit if I wanted.
I could vote, smoke, and work at eighteen.
I said goodbye to my teens at twenty and here comes twenty-one:
The age of gambling and drinking.
The final yellow tape to cross through into adulthood.
It's approaching quicker than I realize and unlike any other day, I'm forced to look at my accomplishments in this life so far.
What are they?
Nothing too remarkable.
I'm flighty in friendships and have a job that nails me down and strings me up.
I'm fighting it so hard but it feels like the older I get, the more my creativity dies.
I'm looking at college again. I'm staring it in the face and it's waving at me because it knows it's something I'm unable to conquer. Science degrees are taunting me.
What do I want to be?
I don't ever know.
Twenty-one is coming and I can't make up my mind, let alone feel good to write anymore. All my words are limp. It feels like I no longer have any conviction.
I want to travel and I decide to walk to the mailbox to get the bills. This and the new scratches on my arms from battle at work are my adventures for today.








I can't do this. I'm too white.
I can probably get some rhymes going on in writing this comment without stopping if I were to try but to actually say things out loud..! I'm too white.
--
talking with my hands
in more ways than one.
i thought you were dominican
--
"My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 'twas all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun."
how long before we met? - was i in medicine?
is my song a beatles song or led zeppelin?
am i freakin' white or dominican?
HURR I'M NOT A SCRUBS FAN AT ALL
--
talking with my hands
in more ways than one.
--
"My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 'twas all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun."
--
talking with my hands
in more ways than one.
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