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Selfie poem
I am easily entertained yet hard to impress
I wonder about things that don’t exist (supposedly)
I hear the underlying message of simple words
I see through the eyes of a child and an old man
I want someone to see me as better than I am
I am easily entertained yet hard to impress
I pretend the things that matter, don’t
I feel like I’m meant to be somewhere else
I play with fire, fingertips touching flame
I worry about everything under the sun
I cry too often over uncontrollable things
I am easily entertained yet hard to impress
I understand that the world is not my friend
I say edited versions of my actual thoughts
I dream of harmony with myself
I try to ignore my nightmares
I hope that one day they won’t exist
I am easily entertained yet hard to impress
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Introspective poem written for creative writing class