This is begining to read like a Proust novel, but I'm serious. I know this is probably boring the one or two people who actually look at my journal, but I can't fight this sensation of wasting my life. I'm sure tons of college students feel like this, but... well, I'm not used to it.
It probably doesn't help that I've been reading loads of F Scott FItzgerald and Hemingway, who both have that melancholic nostalgia for days past. Still, at least Fitzgerald put a novel out by 24. I'm nowhere near that.
Aside from my paranoia about losing time, I've been well, and I hope you all have too. I have a few new poems, so please check them out and let me know what you think. Comments make me smile!







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ive got a lov-e-ly bunch of co-co-nuts deedleeedeeedee there they are a-standing in a row bom bom bom big one small ones some as big as your head
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Genius is born, not paid.-- Oscar Wilde
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ive got a lov-e-ly bunch of co-co-nuts deedleeedeeedee there they are a-standing in a row bom bom bom big one small ones some as big as your head
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Genius is born, not paid.-- Oscar Wilde
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"Un soir, j'ai assis la Beauté sur mes genoux. - Et je l'ai trouvée amère. - Et je l'ai injuriée." - Arthur Rimbaud
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Genius is born, not paid.-- Oscar Wilde
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"Un soir, j'ai assis la Beauté sur mes genoux. - Et je l'ai trouvée amère. - Et je l'ai injuriée." - Arthur Rimbaud
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Genius is born, not paid.-- Oscar Wilde
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