Nineteen
I am afloat. On a sea of little lies, I am reading books of dystopia, and women, and love as if I stand to correct them all, live them all and savor them all. I type my epiphanies and write my strangest, wildest, melancholic thoughts under the impression of communicating with the additional dimension I so patiently and consistently studied last night. With nachos dipped in mustard sauce, and a chocolate cappuccino by my side, staying late night to comprehend The Republic, and staying late night to understand the quantum. I sleep along the chapters of the anime I wish never ended. I wear the perfume before bed because my dreams have to smell like mine. I put on the best pair of socks I have; a barefooted dream feels like a crime. Why did I be so precise? The necessity for words of delicate length, I aspire for elegance while playing the darts, and I hope for vengeance during the ballet. Am I too complicat...