It is Wild Poem
Insane how fast a few decades went.
It feels like just yesterday I was digging through the bargain bin of DS games in GameStop with my mom.
I always did try and butter her up for more.
If you had told me I would not own a single one by now, I would have called you insane.
But times had changed and so had I.
I am no longer the little girl brushing the dust from returned games.
My value lays elsewhere now.
Not that those moments were never real.
Those quiet moments hunched over a console was my world when I felt like I had none.
It saved me.
Before I knew it, my life had progressed two decades onwards.
I had incubated in someone else’s world long enough to want my own.
Deluded into a beautiful sense of control I try to never lose.
Maybe this time will be different than before.
Maybe this time I will be alright.
Wilder things have happened.
I am just glad to have opened my eyes before the end.