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Chief Executive
February 6, 2024
Officer–
I watch raindrops drip down the windows of a corner office.
I idle
at a pricey desk. Reality asks for a word.
Dysfunction–
I watch raindrops drip down my window, washing my future away.
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This poem was written in a Korean poetry style called Sijo. I wrote this piece in response to me feeling that my work ethic had declined during my senior year. It feels more difficult to work on what I need to get done during this year and I feel as if I procrastinate more and more. Therefore, I put that emotion into a creative work.