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Who is the Claudine Smith


Claudine Smith...

Her name buzzes around the school.

I’ve heard of her, but never seen her.

People tell me she is fast.

But how fast can she be?

I don’t think that she’s faster than me.

 

She is different.

I can tell.

She walks the halls with a smile on her face.

She doesn’t talk.

She only waves.

Walking fast to get a class,

she has to if she wants to pass.

 

Claudine is a nice girl

who wants peace for the world.

She likes things her way

and at times she can be bossy.

 

She is confident and sociable

But sometimes likes to be avoidable.

A mellow only-child,

She is her truest self in her own world.


 

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