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“Jadin found this poem”


 

At sixteen  she had a style of 

Her own a mixture of envy, and awe 

Homely and ashamed of burn 

Scar down her arm and leg, embracing and 

Smiling in real life im a large, big boned women 

My hair glistens in the hot bright light,

Hesitation was no part of her nature.





 

 

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