Who Am I?
Who Am I?
The question i always ask myself
What are you?
The question that burns impatiently in the most complex and simple mind
The passion i feel to answer dulls as the stereotype of myself sinks in
Who am i you ask?
I am me
I will not give you a list of simple traits because i am more complicated than that
But for the hell of it,
Ill tell you a little something something
First
Im different
My name my shape my senses are different
My name is Queen Amina
But i go by Queen
My hair is kinky thick and fine
But i prefer straight and sassy
My color of my skin is fair
But i prefer the darkness of my inner skin
What you see with the naked eye is not really what you see now is it?
Mindblown right?
What you see is what you get they say
Well what i see is not what i want to recieve
You see character traits,
But deep down you want personal traits
What am i you ask?
I am ethnically different
I am a woman,
I can prove it but i dont think thats appropriate for this occasion
I am 17 years old
Here my ID mr movie theater person i can watch this R rated film
I am Creole
Black and french as some might say
But for me add a little bit of cuban in that golden pot
This girl you see in front of you is a contradiction
Im strong yet weak
Im scared yet brave
Im smart yet non comprehensive
Im black yet im white
Who am i?!
Is what i scream at the ceiling at 2:47 am in my bedroom
What am i?!
Is what i scream at the girl who i made out with that night
I scream at myself
Queen, who are you?
But then i remember
I am who i am
And i love me.
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