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I am who no one else knows The microscopic dust constantly slipping past the spherical paired hollow organ Who, for sixteen years has never been alleged for writing great, speaking great,or simply looking great I have been, though, a coherent individual in which one can say is amicable My childhood has been sacrificed to years of pursuing the best education My time has been consumed bleary with numerous quantities consisting of chores and responsibilities My life is a monogamy with imperfections and bitter invective arguments I am my own light the illumination that dims at self failure but brightens at success A female who incorporates herself into the helping organizations for the needy Making every aspect of their life hopeful and thankful I am none the less a sincere student and myself which no one else knows.
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