A Lot About Me
I am the most beautiful
Smiling into a fogged-up mirror
Wearing nothing but confidence.
I smell like the city
And the cigarettes that
I swear I’ll never smoke,
And rain and the sunshine
And sweat from your scrutiny.
My real smile comes with a side
Of crinkled eyes
And too many teeth
And my sentences spill over
With commas,
And colons,
And continuations,
Because I’m never done trying
To tell you my story.
And I love school
And I hate closed-toed shoes
And I think that says
A lot about me.
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