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who are we??


 

Who are you??

Who am I??

not your name, age, or favorite color

Who are we??

 

 I am afro-caribbean

Always has, always will be

I am black

Skin doesn't make a difference, the heart does

 

I am fashion

Changes every season, but is still whole

I am a twin

We are the same but different

 

I am OUTSIDEEEEE

Always wanna run and see the world

I am the mother

Taking care of you helps me

 

I am a codeswitcher

So i guess i have more than one identity

I have a nice voice for jobs

Or a voice that shows where i'm from

Or a voice with no cuss words just for my mom

 

I am you

Are you me?

Do we mirror everything that we see

Or do we make our identity based on what we know

Tbh i don't know

 

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