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Oct 2019
I wasn't born here, yet here I am.
I don't come from turf green fields
My knees aren't stained from endless amounts of grass
I don't like to run, I don't like to yell
I don't like to kick spheres into boxes made of net.
Yet here I am.
I am with you, my mother, my father, my sister's coach
Her best friend, their family, wives, husbands, daughters, and sons.
I am not from here.
I am from tap shoes, ballet buns, pas de bourrées.
I am from time steps, chassés, and chaînés turns.
I am from music, motion, and love.
I wasn't born here, yet here I am.
Inspired and In the Style of "MAN I THOUGHT YOU WAS TALKING ANOTHER LANGUAGE THAT DAY" by Victor Hernandez Cruz
Written by
Juliana  19/F/Michigan
(19/F/Michigan)   
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