Just Wait
written by: Madison Randolph
@Madisonr1713
I finish class then I sit on-campus drinking a five-dollar coffee, typing on a thirteen-hundred-dollar computer. Next semester, I will probably enter a master’s program.
My parents love me. I enjoy my siblings, even more so my nieces and nephews. Tonight, after everyone has gone to bed, I will cry and cry and cry. Why?
I don’t know.
The next morning over breakfast I will say, “I don’t feel well. Probably not enough sleep.”
There’s nothing wrong with my life and I know it.
Just need to hold on and wait.
I have no right to feel this way.
Madison Randolph is a reader by day and a writer by night. Her works have appeared in Friday Flash Fiction, The Drabble, Bright Flash Literary Review, Spillwords, The Chamber Magazine as well as 101 Words under the name Ryker Hayes. She resides in Oklahoma with her family and dog Belle where she spends her time sharpening her writing skills and drinking large amounts of coffee.
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