Age
- Anthony Cardellini
- Nov 23, 2015
- 1 min read
In the door strode I, tired of tutoring. Worn out by children much younger than I, who made multiplication an exhausting endeavor.
I went straight upstairs. I entered my room ready to change clothes and relax.
As I turned to my dresser I suddenly froze. There, in the mirror, I stood.
I was giant. So much older than I ever expected to be, so much bigger, unaware of the time that had passed right in front of me.
Horrified, I tried to recall being truly young, not caring about anything, but the memories never came. I was left reaching for something that wasn't there, something I had taken for granted and never realized I had lost.
Perhaps even more frightening: soon I'd be older, staring into the mirror trying to remember how I feel right now.
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