The same guy who hogged his Nintendo
Is striving for a career field even though
His only advantage was his father
Because whatever money was no bother
He fell into whatever place he wanted
The other side of phantom despair
His stereotypical attitude was for lack
of words and time and place was just there
A minor chord in his life was the same
for all the songs sounded exactly alike
He went from skating down the boulevard
to strumming and pretending to rock the mike
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About Me
- JJ Lynn
- I'm currently a freshman at NYU . I'm majoring in Film/TV at the Tisch School of the Arts. I'm supposed to graduate in 2015. Right now, I'm probably supposed to be writing an essay. I play a little guitar. By that I mean I don't play that well. Though a little guitar would be neat as well. I want to be a film editor when (if) I grow up. I play chaser/beater for the NYU Nundu, our very own Quidditch team. I enjoy Cheez-its, long walks on the beach, and oxford commas.
2 comments:
See, I feel really sorry for people like that. Yes, alot of people dislike them for just being handed things, but just think they never got to feel whats its like to work for things. They never get that final joy when everything pays off. Not to mention they are never really independent at all either.
"A minor chord in his life was the same
for all the songs sounded exactly alike"
I feel the same way about my life sometimes. Like if my life were a song, my song would be no different than the usual smash hit on the radio.
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