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This body you see in from of you Is only the shell of who I am Protecting me from those who wish to harm You don’t know the people I love You don’t realize that the comma I missed in my essay was a secret rebellion against grammarians I’m a sister, I’m a sinner I’m a girl who’s trying to find her keys I’m a Mormon, I’m a nerdfighter And I do what I please I need a little bit of pizza a lot of love And I need to get OUT of this town I wear pajama pants Every. Single. Tuesday. Because sometimes I need to sleep in another 12 minutes I write about how I feel How I think And what’s real I don’t need to swear to sound like I know what I’m talking about This is my poetry This is my life And I’m not apologizing
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lacey-anderson
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Feb 24, 2012
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