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Swimmer


I am from swimsuits,

From pools and lakes.

I am from high fumes of chlorine.

I am from a busy town,

Whose weather you can't predict.

 

I am from friends and family.

From first ever State Champs.

I'm from practice every day and Church on Sunday.

From Tory Burch and Nike.

I am an outgoing person. 

 

I'm from a huge family.

I am an aunt, a sister, and a cousin.

From the youngest of three kids,

The last in the house.

 

In the scrapbook on my desk,

Pictures that explored my life,

That has made me who I am today.

I'm from a family that puts God first.

 

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