Everywhere, Everything

Megumi Jindo
By Megumi Jindo
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This piece is one of the first poems I wrote after my writer’s burnout. It is poem about breaking through the cracks a bit and starting to journal through the numbness I had towards writing.

this pain, it’s numb.
a familiar sort of feeling

Process

This poem was simply written with a push to create new writings in order to submit to a magazine. Through the poem I talk about “trying to let go” of the stress from school and life’s recent months and the sadness that I’ve felt that seems to be permeating “everywhere, everything.” Through metaphors, I write to burnt out and how the words used to come easily, but now it’s a trudge to get out.

Although writing is my lifeline, sometimes I get drained from it or I’m left with no energy to express my thoughts. But I know that through everything, writing will always come back to me like a “line of light.”

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Megumi Jindo

Megumi Jindo is a senior in high school. She loves writing, reading, listening to music, photography, art, and playing sports.…

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Collage & Mixed Media
Poetry
Visual Arts
Visual Poetry
Topic
Change & Transformation
Grief & Loss
Writing
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