This part of my life is called waiting.
This is similar to that feeling that made me have sleepless
nights just before the exam results would be there.
Do I do decently? That normal expression for those average
students out there who may be excellent students in their own right and could
tell you amazing nuggets of knowledge that was not in the school curriculum?
Do I do fine? That expression for those students who have
aced the exams but couldn't find a place where they were promised by their
parents, that fabled place of happiness which they bartered guitar lessons and
football sessions for?
Do I fail? That expression where I have just passed through
like the countless cattle of people. Who will never matter according to their
parents or society because a piece of paper has written in on stronger markings
than the birthmark I have on my left thigh or that hamstring after the cricket
match that let me tell you I won.
This part of my life is called waiting.
Waiting to fit into the shoes of a male because my father
led by example.
Waiting to fit into the role of a son because my mother did
not have me 9 months in her stomach and I can never forget about it.
Waiting to be the perfect loyal man to the perfect girl
because infidelity or sporting a bit of male chauvinism in any way would give
rise to the idea that I am a despised being.
This part of my life is called waiting
For things to churn out between the days that go by and will
pass by.
Waiting for that illusion of happiness that I think is mine
but has thorns planted around it.
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