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I am Judisse.


I am Judisse,

As Salvadorean originated,

I dream in America.

I speak as mute,

but think so loud.

I paint myself so jazzy as happy,

but unknown depth that no one can distinguish,

I wish so rich,

but do so poorly.

Why not just do it? I say,

afraid that is so vain.

I cry, I laugh, I extinguish heat,

but that makes anybody,

so how do you see me from me?

see above,

I am Judisse.

 

 

 

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