I remember believing whatever I heard.
I remember being okay with hating people for no reason.
I remember judging people based on criteria that doesn't exist.
I remember learning that judgment will never be defeated.
That being a non-judgemental person really just means
that you judge someone based on a societal perspective
that many people agree is okay to exude.
I remember laying on a tarp one summer night.
I remember looking at the stars and deciding that they are beautiful.
Just like looking into my mother's watering eyes.
I remember feeling love for the first time.
It was perfect.
I remember drinking my first cup of coffee and feeling better than everyone else.
I remember realizing that 99% Americans drink coffee.
I remember feeling good that I was part of that 99%.
I remember my first piano lesson.
I remember hating lessons until, after a month, I received a king-sized Snickers bar.
I remember my first recital.
I remember my mother saying that she was so proud, and me believing her.
I remember writing my first poem.
It wasn't a poem at all, but a lousy string of words.
I remember everything from the age of 15 and up. Everything before that is a haze.
The End.
"and me believing her." those are the moments I remember too.
ReplyDeleteThat line was incredibly true. I really enjoyed this one. Poetic yet simple.