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Packing a Swimsuit

ADLondon

Feb 26, 2015

1218

1 Min Read

I’m out of here by tomorrow,

The airport terminal is waiting,

Packing a swimsuit—

Packing a sweater—

Because I won’t know the weather,

Sweden is cheap at last minute,

Stuffed up in economy seating,

Lacking the class—

Lacking the price tag—

That would make this impossible,

But it most definitely isn’t at all!

Those are in fact, the words of quitters,

Letting the lazy stay—

Letting their familiar lots—

I made sure I packed tight,

Ignoring fearful ignorant words,

Making enough to stand alone—

Making enough to travel—

Barely enough to get by,

Stretched over an uncertain world,

But I know that I must try,

Packing a swimsuit—

Packing a sweater—

Lacking the class—

Lacking the price tag—

Letting the lazy stay—

Letting their familiar lots—

Making enough to stand alone—

Making enough to travel—

I’m packing a swimsuit.

I’m packing a sweater.

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Table of Contents

#2 Who Cares If I'm The Cat?

#3 Packing a Swimsuit

#4 I Didn't Get An A

#5 Three Words, Four Syllables, Nine Letters

#6 Give Me The Brush

#7 Sitting In English Class

#8 Planning Part 1

#9 I'm Glad This Plan Failed (Planning Part 2)

#10 The Perfect Candidate

#11 Crushing My Fairies

#12 A Sitting Duck's Nature

#13 A Brief Summary of My Academic Experiences

#14 The "You Tried" Ribbon

#15 I get nervous sometimes (a lot)

#16 Tuning Out Nothing

#17 Romance of The Romance Languages

#18 I'm Smiling

#19 I'm Not As Okay As I Said I Was

#20 Gravel Beaches

#21 The Red Onesie Sestina

#22 Interpretation

#23 I Lost My Hope One Sunday

#24 I'm Smiling Reprise

#25 To A Friend

#26 Service With A Smile

#27 I don't believe him

#29 The Worst Was November

#30 Chronic Illness