An original poem written over three weeks reflecting on the lingering feeling of existential dread throughout my teenage years and the paradoxical search for the ‘objective truth.’
Nineteen
Keerthi Chalamalasetty
Sophomore at the University of Texas at Austin studying Government, Economics, and Plan II Honors
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