more and more responsibilities pile up and cause the days to turn gray.
Filling out the FAFSA was an addition to my task list,
but I never expected the application would be full of twists.
I started the application in the beginning of January,
and, unfortunately, I treated it with an attitude that was airy.
Every day would pass, and I would say to myself,
"Tomorrow is another day to start," as I piled up tasks on my shelf.
January passed and February started without any notice.
I finally realized this was something I could not continue to dismiss.
My family and I sat to finish this application once and for all,
but we soon enough noticed we hit a brick wall.
Our tax forms were not completely filled out,
so I could not help but feel a sense of doubt.
Therefore, we found it difficult to answer all the questions
and I wondered who could provide me with suggestions.
I rushed to my guidance counselor to see if she could help,
and she assisted me with all my questions and told me not to yelp.
Thanks to Mrs. Harle, I was able to finally complete it,
and because of her, I didn't throw a fit!
The FAFSA was definitely another another thing to add on to the things I had to do. I finessed it and I'm glad you did too!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly how you feel. i didnt bother to think about mine until at least three weeks after i started and when i actually wanted to complete it i had no idea what to fill out and tax issues, so complicated and annoying but to important not to do. it was a good poem and i liked how much i related.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem I know when I was filling it out it took forever. It was smart to get help from the guidance
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I procrastinated on filling out the FAFSA, too! I'm glad you got the help you needed to finish it because it is really important for college! I feel like a lot of students can relate to your poem since we are all experts at procrastinating the important things. Great poem! :)
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