Colors
I am three and I am pink.
As I ride on my new Barbie bike with shinny pink training wheels trying to get my golden retriever, Molly, to pull me along my porch.
As I honk my sparkly pink horn next to my handle bars.
I am fourteen and I am yellow.
Echoes everyday this week about how yellow I am.
How I am different than the other eleven students in my eight grade class.
Pain filled tears fall on my yellow skin from the hurtful words from people I use to call friends.
I am eight and I am red.
Apples fill my head as school houses come into view.
I have decided that I want to be a teacher to help children have a great childhood.
I am fifteen and I am orange.
My first year at camp and I met my best friends, Kelly and SArah.
We all really connected at the lake right before sunset.
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