Luis Alberto Ramirez I am
I am the son of Perla.
A woman who belongs to water that runs on land.
I am the son of the Rios family.
An identification that holds many concealed pearls.
I am the son of George.
A man who breaks pearls, and urinates in the rivers.
I am the son of the Ramirez family.
A title of both honor and work.
I am the son of Juan.
A man who puts on a facade when emotions are being revealed.
I try to be the son of the Macias family.
But in doing so I only get stared and glared at.
I am the son of God.
A man who is not a man, but is more man then mankind.
I am the son of the oldest pearl that God placed in a river,
Which has been urinated by the name George, but
Lifted out of the water by the name Juan, though dulled,
By the queer Macias family
.
I am Luis Alberto Ramirez.
The Eldest child.
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