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I am from


I am from a small town in the middle of nowhere,

I am from my parents,

I am from a place of laughter

 

I am from my weird mom,

I am from junk food to healthy food,

I am from a beautiful home,

I am from a loving home

 

I am from hanging out with my sister,

To hanging out with friends.

 

I am from a baby,

To a young adult.

 

I am from a place of kindness,

To a place of madness.

 

I am from a family of six,

To a family of three.

 

I am from playing with little toys,

To graduating high school.

 

I am from a place of chaos to a place of joy,

To a place that is miserable,

Then a place of joy.

 

I am from playing in the snow to playing in green grass as a kid,

To working and graduating high school.

 

I am from a world that is always spinning,

Always moving,

And always giving me life.


I am from where I am from.

 

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