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Who am I?

by andrea-monique-diaz

I, Am a teenaged girl Lost between the deminsions of Fantasy And Reality. I am a Filipino and Mexican Knowing no spanish Lost in a language my mother has forgotten. I am what it means to be a human being. Trying my best to be there Making zillions of mistakes that end up drowning me in the end. Wanting to remember but always forgetting Wanting to help but saying the wrong things at the wrong time. Trying to find a place in the world Only to end up being isolated like a lone wolf. I am what it means to be a student, Not loving the whole school system but trying her best to prove it wrong. Educated by watching the world, day by day, Philosophizing life Analyzing the story lines that mean something Surviving in a jungle we call High School And day by day, Struggling in classes just to pass it. I am, what it means to be not so smart, not stupid at all but a hard worker, learning everything I can with the little time the school system provides. So, Who am I? Well for starters, To tell you who I am, I'd have to spend the majoirty of my life writing a one hundred paged book, With only one page that has one sentence of writing that says, "Too much to say, ask me another day." Who I am, Is a teenaged-Filipina-Latina-video gaming-anime loving-poetry/story writing-girl Who is always lost in her own world~
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Dec 11, 2011
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