I AM My First Memory
Oh, I know who I am.
It's hard to forget.
I will never regret
what fortunately lets
there be freedom of press.
Oh, I remember it well
Little me
Only three
Little me
Sitting
At the family table
In the den
Holding a pen
Paper in hand
And right then
I decided to write
My own name
No shame
A word game
I wanted to play
"Is this how you do it?"
I yell at mommy
The second she saw me
filled with straight glee
hearts both set free
Since always, a writer
From the day I had ignite
A strange desire to write
Soul set free to flight
New World, now with light
So yes, I know who I am
I'm my first discovery
My realization of identity
My first memory.
Sweet first memory.
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