The Room

An essay by Kenzie | 6/27/2008

It was a tall, thin room. There was one skinny window that stretched up to the ceiling. The walls were close - only about 4 feet apart - and they grappled up at the flourescent lights earnestly, like they were trying to get out. The carpet was that blue, confetti-patterened kind. It was stained by who knows what.

They had informed me that the door locked automatically.

The walls were painted white. There was a bulletin board on the wall above the built-in desk - although it could have served as a very hard bed - with the rules pinned up on it. The rest of the bulletin board was peppered with rude remarks in pencil, criticising the service.

I was in a library study room.

School has begun.

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| Mon, 06/30/2008 - 6:08pm

I like this a lot. The description and detail - such as the rude remarks in pencil - is really neat. I'd love to read more that you've written. :)

Delaney | Mon, 06/30/2008 - 6:12pm

Um, sorry, that comment was mine. I thought I was logged in. Heh-heh.

Emily | Tue, 07/01/2008 - 1:34pm

I like it, a lot! but I don't have that much to say about it so I'll cut this one short with three words: I Like it! :)