Chloe P. 7th - Jersey City, NJ
What do you want to be when you grow up? So many times, my answer to this redundant inquiry has been rearranged and shifted For, I’ve always needed a goal to work towards Something to keep me uplifted Ballerina, I would’ve told you, when I was age five I admired their beauty, how they’re so effortlessly graceful I thought, if I’m not that pretty, surely I’m shameful But quickly, ballet seemed so far from reach I became too aware of my body It made me suffocate I couldn’t breathe So, veterinarian, I decided, when I was age seven Knowing that I could help someone, put my mind at ease Because whatever it was, no one had tried curing my disease But the blood, and the pain, was too much to handle I needed an escape, something that wouldn’t put me in shambles Nine year old me thought that she had made up her mind Comedy, she figured, wouldn’t get her feelings all intertwined But she was quick to realize, a voice like hers wouldn't be heard Comments are closed.
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AuthorsStudents 6th-12th Grades month
August 2024
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