I am
I am different, I am not the ordinary. I am positive I am me. I want to be the change in the world. I am living a dream, a fantasy
I don't like certain things. Dont like being yelled at negative people or stereotypes ways
Disrespectful boys or people that is such a turn of to me.
I am confident, loyal and caring and mindful with much thoughts and wonders
Their is no other like me.
I am just me. I love me.
I am somebody. I am different and unique, I am me because no one else can be me
I wouldnt want to be another.
Talkative ways. I am like Dorie swimming my way through the world trying to find my way, trying to understand things better in life.
I reach within my heart and my soul to express me. I write thoughts onto paper sometimes that is the only way I can express me.
I represent me, I am not the ordinary.
Not so loud, my smile and bright eyes bring others around me,
I walk with confidence because I have a purpose
I love music, love the way the bass goes, it describes me.
I am still trying to find me.
I am God Bless. I am success I am loyal
I love those who love me family, friends music and etc.
I give adulation to the one on high
Diligent, ambitious, different
I have Smooth Chocolate Brown skin like India Arie
I talk lots because tomorrow is never promised
I am not perfect, but learning from mistakes I say and do dumb things but am learning everyday
Got the eye of an eagle, can read certain people and things
I am someones daughter, friend, sister and lover.
I'm still trying to figure out me.
I am somebody. I am a champion.
I have trained my mind and my body will follow
Who am I? I AM A CHAMPION!
I will acknowledge the fact that my opponent does not expect me to win
But I will never surrender
Weakness will not be in my heart.
I am Quamia, Mia, Meme, MiasoUnique
I am the strongest and bold on the outside and within.
I know me better than anyone else
I am a champion.
I am me.
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