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Content, Alright?


I've tried so many times,

and told so many lies. 

I've sat and waited;

and watched;

was hated. 

But I'm okay: don't need to stand in the light.

I'm fine - I never asked for a fight. 

I didn't want to shine bright,

to ever prove I was right. 

I'm not a blight!

I don't need height! 

'Cause I'll always know in my mind

I'm alright. 

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I am seventeen years old. My favourite sport is hockey and I like meat and potatoes. I have a pet leopard gecko named Mr. Owen (named after a character in Agatha Christie's "Ten Little Indians"). I plan to be a theatre major at UW-Milwaukee next fall, and to minor in animation. I'm the only female tenor in the Milwaukee Irish Fest Choir. quote: "The world is rather bitter; that's why everyone wants sweet things." -The Undertaker, Kuroshitsuji

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