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Who I Have Became


With a different circle of friends,

Along with the painful news of cancer,

And a phase out of teen rebellion years,

I have changed from inside out.

 

I am no longer who I was back in elementary nor middle school.

Now, I became more grateful

Less greedy

More ambitious

And wise

I may sound older than reality

However, it is only because social media and personal experiences

lead me to develop as

Who I have became

today. 

 

Friends changed from quantity to quality

The deteroritating health of my mother with breast cancer

And the realization of how my tantrums are useless

Hits me with maturity. 

 

There were so many different obstacles that

Brought me and my soul to bond happily

To that, I am pleased

That I love myself as I grew.

I am not disappointed in my mistakes

As they have contirbuted in creating

Who I have Became 

Today. 

 

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