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What they See in Me


From one whom which I grew up with, Sees the spontaneity, faith, and determination. Not matured, but rather evolved, Much more than a homogeneous face in the crowd, A spark, KABOOM! Memories from a uniting of two people, Grace, poise, and a radiant smile. How touching it was to see a family brought together, But so it has always been, enjoying the sight of the success in others. Everlasting bubblegum, Bright, colorful, and expandable. Confidence makes the blue peach ready to branch out, Expanding knowledge and self-experiences, Exploring opportunities and pushing boundaries until they are ready to burst.
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