Peeled Away
I hold everything in. If I didn't, my temper would show me as a hot-blooded redhead. I would bite the heads off of the people who hurt me. I am not magazine 'pretty'. I feel pretty to myself though. Each of my zits and pimples are just little experiences I deal with every day. One day I am an optomist, another a pessimist. People say, and I would agree, that I am a oxymoron. I love to wear makeup, yet I like my stake rare. I dance, yet I eat chocolate covered bugs. I am a girly girl, yet I am a tom boy. Here I am-peeled away.
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