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I used to hate- How I stayed within the lines, In the pictures I portrayed. I used to hate- How I thought once, twice, three times, And still could not decide, What I wanted to make. I used to hate- The bubble I was stuck in, The structure I never punctured, The rules in my head, Like some wings I could not spread; While I observed the beautiful swirling imperfect creations of my peers, Who would draw on their Converse - add piercings to their ears; Magical and free. I admired their creativity, As I let the gas settle back in my shaken-up bottle, Thinking will I eventually run out of throttle? Grabbing moments of impulsivity, always followed by second, third and fourth thoughts - Till they pass, and I'm back to my indecisive self. But now I like my thought-out decisions, I like the tasks I deem worthy to finish. Not as free as my peers, and I still like their beauty- But this world need us both: the fun and the duty.
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Nov 1, 2024
Nov 1, 2024 at 5:47 AM UTC
The fun and the duty
I used to hate- How I stayed within the lines, In the pictures I portrayed. I used to hate- How I thought once, twice, three times, And still could not decide, What I wanted to make. I used to hate- The bubble I was stuck in, The structure I never punctured, The rules in my head, Like some wings I could not spread; While I observed the beautiful swirling imperfect creations of my peers, Who would draw on their Converse - add piercings to their ears; Magical and free. I admired their creativity, As I let the gas settle back in my shaken-up bottle, Thinking will I eventually run out of throttle? Grabbing moments of impulsivity, always followed by second, third and fourth thoughts - Till they pass, and I'm back to my indecisive self. But now I like my thought-out decisions, I like the tasks I deem worthy to finish. Not as free as my peers, and I still like their beauty- But this world need us both: the fun and the duty.
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Nov 1, 2024
Nov 1, 2024 at 5:47 AM UTC
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