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Who I Am


I am the smell of cinnamon, wafting from my moms scented candles. 

 
I am the sound of a TV, constantly on, entertaining all the bored children.
 
I am the crying of a puppy at 3am, who is afraid of the dark. 
 
I am the smell of Mcdonalds, working 30 hours a week. 
 
I am the sound of yawning, waking up for school every morning. 
 
I am the sound of laughter, always trying to keep those around me happy. 
 
I am me, a 17 year old girl. 
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