My Life
The instructor said
Go home and write
A page tonight.
And let that page come out of you—
Then, it will be true
Here I am, sixteen years of life following behind me
Born and raised in Moreno Valley
From Sugar Hill, to Vista Heights, and now at Valley View
My family supporting me through everything I do
With 2 brothers and 3 sisters, me being the youngest of them all
It’s easy to ignore responsibility, however, my mom is protecting us from above
Although shy at first, I become extremely outgoing
To the point where my friends think I’m annoying
I roll the windows up then I sing and burp
And scream when they touch my neck, yet it doesn’t hurt
They ask what I like to do
I say I’m a dancer, I dance, and did I mention dancing?
I like to sleep and joke and eat fettucini Alfredo
I do hate seafood and soda, though
How are you different? Is what some like to say
And I reply back “I can put my leg behind my head and bend it the other way”
I can touch my head to the floor
While my feet remain intact
I can play peek a boo with my feet
Because of the flexibility in my back
Now some may say it’s weird
But to me it’s only normal.
we all breathe and share the same air
And we all have eyes and noses and some kind of hair
We may be different
but we’re all human beings
and Deep down inside
we all share some of the same things
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