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To class

I walk through campus wearing

black leggings and those faded, leather

boots. I’m even wearing an

infinity scarf I bought full price at

Anthropologie and a pair of tiger-striped

cat eye sunglasses. **** I look good.

 

On top of it, I’m smoking a Parliament

menthol, my red-lined lips whipping

smoke into the dead air, creating

a grey cloud that some would call cancerous and

others, ****

 

But no one notices me, and, candidly, I

am okay with that because I notice me, and

I am a big red dance button that demands to

be pushed. So, I push myself and

groove down the brown brick road all the way

to classroom 114 in the science building.

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