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Audition
The first time I auditioned for a play
I was ten.
Butterflies danced in my stomach.
Hesitant and weighed down with an enormous script.
Nylon carpet beneath my feet,
A solar system dangling above me.
Walking.
Next to me was my mother, assuring me.
As I walked towards the auditorium
My mouth bitter and dry as a desert.
My mouth is a desert.
Antique school smell traveling through the vents.
Adults practicing dialogues and introducing themselves.
The spotlights burned bright like the sun.
I turned to my scenario partner
And recited my lines.
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The thing that inspired me to make this poem is my passion for acting and how my passion for acting started, thats how I came up with the idea to make the poem about my first audition. I hope the message people will get from this poem is that you should try new things and all big things start from something small.