Hi guys! I am finally done with my five
year law course. While academically it is a big relief , personally it is
taking time to readjust from one home to another. So I start this new innings
with a supposed to be simple poem about the same. More inventive stuff for
later.
What is the word Bittersweet supposed to
even mean?
When you like Bitter more than sweet
I ain’t no Ayn Rand but
I do know when things get out of hand.
The streets of joyous past invite me in my
sleep
It is all too real now
Once it isn’t tangible anymore.
I run and run inevitably into the white
light
Only to wake up sweating underneath the not
so noisy fan
All the pent up teardrops
Have made me moist from inside.
Even removing the corn from my foot
Feels like saying bye to an old friend.
It isn’t all doom and gloom
There is hope in the horizons still
Life just got a whole lot more interesting
I could be anything I want
Yet I can’t
It is the whole balancing act
That adulting is all about
I feel like Peter Parker with his
superpowers
Fighting the infinity war
Hope I don’t disintegrate into thin air!
The new has become old and the old new
There is no such thing as status quo
Just a new list of never ending woes.
I twirl my hair more
To tangle it like my feels
And make decisions myself
Without sharing it immediately to my
friends..
Feels wrong yet right?
An Exciting time to be alive!
Am I right?!
( I have used more rhyming words to incorporate my pre college style and ?! to show my state of mind. This is Part 1 Of my poem series on Adulting)
Yes it is!!!
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DeleteHaving completed law school myself many years ago, I can totally relate to all of your feelings in this transition phase. Congratulations on your accomplishment and you will settle in to your new life perfectly! And then new transitions will come along just as you become comfortable once again. Because this is life. And we are survivors! Beautiful words. Great post!
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www.shelbeeontheedge.com
Thank you so much! Good to hear advice from a seasoned survivor,
DeleteCongratulations and I hope we see more of your poetry here.
ReplyDeleteI certainly have more time for the same
DeleteTransitions of life can be tiring yet so exciting. Nicely penned !
ReplyDeleteI do remember that first passage... and the second and third... I wonder if I ever want to grow up...
ReplyDeleteGlad that it resonated :)
DeleteIt is an exciting time, with everything stretching before you. I am glad you have time for poetry, too.
ReplyDelete:'D I will make time
DeleteCongratulations! That is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteYikes!
ReplyDeleteZQ
Idk how to react to that :P
DeleteCongratulations and it will take time adjusting but in the meanwhile there's poetry
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday
Much💖love🌸
Yess :)
DeleteThe new has become old and the old new
ReplyDeleteThere is no such thing as status quo
Just a new list of never ending woes.
Very true! Good observation Samyuktha!
Hank
Thank you Hank :)
DeleteThis seems to me to express well the fluctuating moods of a transition.
ReplyDeleteIt is me in a poem right now
DeleteSpoiler alert!! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you. Now you're a baby lawyer! I hope you never stop writing poems.
I love the term baby lawyer! :D Thank you so much :)
DeleteHave a nice Tuesday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
congratulations... and a well versed poem keep that feeling...
ReplyDeleteThanks you :)
DeleteI love the way you caught the trepidation of a way of life ending and the tentative excited hope for what's about to start, to change
ReplyDelete(thanks for visiting my sis LuckyHiro's poem on Wilds of Idaho)
Thank you! :)
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