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Rebecca Hoskins / Her Campus Media
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UC Berkeley chapter.

Clear blue skies 

Wispy clouds passing by

All is calm, relaxed, collected.

 

But look! Here comes the dark grey kind 

The one that shrouds the mind

In darkness, rumination, struggle

Pain and loneliness.

 

Now the whole storm is upon me 

Raindrops pierce through me

Leaving gaping holes 

In both mind and soul.

 

Days and months pass by

Still shrouded in darkness

Still ruminating, still struggling

 

But suddenly a miracle,

Sunlight breaks through, embracing me

Blue skies are visible again  

Even though they were there all along.

Victoria Do

UC Berkeley '23

I am a sophomore majoring in Psychology and minoring in Data Science. My passions include mental health advocacy and exploring the effects of positivity in everyday life. My hobbies include playing with my dogs and crocheting.
Samhita Sen

UC Berkeley '21

Samhita (she/her pronouns) graduated in December 2021 from UC Berkeley with a double major in Communication/Media Studies and Sociology. At any given moment, she may be frantically writing an essay, carelessly procrastinating by watching Claire Saffitz on YouTube or spending time with people she loves.