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Flippers


I know it's hereditary

Though it's kind of scary

These thumpers I call feet

Are becoming bigger than me

When I move

Or tie my shoes

I feel as if I'm gonna flip

Or trip

When I walk

Or try to talk 

It's like their running a race

Even when no ones around to chase

Their big and long

They are the shape of the ancient gong

As I walk down the narrow hall

I'm watching people as they fall

Down like dominoes - one by ones

Each one basically stunned

My mother always

Says

Don't dread those flippers - baby

They'll stop growing - maybe

Yeah, I know some kind of advice

I needed someone to really be nice,

So my aunt - big and bold

Told me something that wasn't cold

She told me I had a gift

Not to be sad with

I was unique

I no longer have to seek

Perfect I am not

I have big feet and I love them a lot

- Diamond Madison

 

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Diamond2017

I have graduated high school and I currently attend a University, Elizabeth City State University to be exact. I am majoring in pharmaceutical sciences. Once I receive my Bachelor’s in pharmaceutical sciences I plan to go on to Pharmacy school. I will work hard until I earn my PharmD degree. I will not end there because I will continue to work hard to receive my license so that I will be able to practice as a pharmacist.

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