Erase the disappointment
I had no idea what I’d do. I thought perhaps I’d be happy to go to the mall after school. I felt the silence of the dark classroom; felt my surroundings and heard my own breath. I felt my heart, heard it signals and flashes at each beat. I recognized how each beat fastened and fastened. My eyes closed at each flash of light and … TICK; TACK TICK… went the old rusty, clock. I saw the hatred, the confidence and willingness in her eyes. I closed my eyes for the silence and darkness to engulf me. Then, everything fell into place automatically; I grabbed my bag and now I know that Merlin is worth something.
The door in the girl’s room was filled with names that I haven’t heard before. I remember Kim writing her name with a sharp, pointy glass on the cement floor. Four years past, and I still believe it was yesterday. Those memories I surely will not forget. Julia broke my thoughts and now I was in the present. Her hair was done differently today. Usually, she takes a ponytail and ties it around her hair. Now, she has moose on and she straightened her bangs.
“What’s up with your hair?” “You know what, you really look bad no offense or anything.”
“Oh, yeah you think so?” “Well, the thing is, there is the musical audition tonight, and maybe I will make it in if, you know, I look different from the other days.
“Musical audition? Never heard of that.”
2006-11-23
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