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Imperfections


Imperfections

Nothing can make me so perfect as an imperfection

My brain runs faster than a horse when it comes to thinking about my problems

I solve my problems faster than a horse can run

My family has come apart over the years leaving me to feel alone

I now stand for my family and have never felt stronger

My closet of clothing is a compilation of hand me downs and presents

Coco Chanel would be jealous of my style

My high school grade point average never went above the four point zero margin like the outstanding students

I am one of the smartest people you will meet

My english teacher told me I was going to graduate

My college professor told me my essay was exceptional

Perfection 

 

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EliasRd
<p>I meant to say my english teacher told me I was not going to graduate</p>

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