Sometimes we Wonder
by Rachel Ferri, Class of 2022
Sometimes we wonder what could have been
When the intrusive thoughts start to begin
Deciphering a year full of reflection and change
Our lives seemingly rearranged
How can words display
How the smiles of seven billion people faded away
Such a hard pill to swallow
The excessive isolation makes one feel hollow
Yet somehow some way
We hold onto the hope that soon, one day
With the strength that still remains
That everything will be the same
For what we once cherished
Has not yet perished
For we still have the sun
And the friends that we love
Although it may have seemed like a curse
Like not for better but for worse
Time goes on and the dust begins to settle
Worries dropping like petals
Where days wearing a mask seem numbered
And perhaps by November or even December
The doubts we once had and all the treachery
Will all just be a distant memory
For we now will cease to wonder what could have been.