I’m a product of a harsh reality some might symbolize it with the black sheep🖤🐑 theory
But I make it hard for you to fit me inna box ya hear me 🚫📥
I’m a product of Miami 🌴where the only beauty we see is the beach& sand 🏝️
After that everybody depends on they own hands 💰
I’m a product of my environment alil Bouji,Ghetto 💅🏽🏚️
Wishing hearts were found in meadows of peonies 🌷
If feels good when dont nobody really know me 😌
I’m a product of the system 💼👩🏼💼lost my mind in there before anyone missed us
Left alone to defeat the streets i was so empty🫥
Only clue i had was who all against me
I’m a product of a crack addict seems like days ago when i found out she was back at it
I dont blame anyone, i just keep it 🅿️
Im really askin
for everyone to stay df from aroun me 😂😂
This piece is about ownership—of my story, my roots, and my resilience. I wrote it as a declaration: I am not just a product of pain, but a witness to it, shaped by it, and still standing despite it. From Miami streets to systems that tried to break me, this poem is both a warning and a reminder that survival sometimes means setting boundaries, speaking truth, and refusing to be boxed in. This is me, unfiltered—bouji, ghetto, poetic, and free.