What its like to be me…

I am crearive, I am reliable

Wait there’s more

i am funny and i’m original but there’s more

When your me you gotta be neat, organized indeed.

Its a blast “to be me”

On a day like any other be polite to your mother.

Not just polite but generous and caring,

To repay your mother with her honest caring.

Cant believe it, only couple of months to go

Winters grip will be down for the count, A big KO Optimistic?

Yu bet behind the ears a bit wet.

The worst is yet to come, does my snickering show.

Who are you?

Do you have a name?

Who are you?

How are we the same?

What do you do?

After school is done?

What do you do in the rain, snow, and sun?

Where do you go with your very best friends?

Where do you go when the school week ends?

How do you get to school?

In a car or on a bus?

How do you get to school?

You can walk with us!

Which kind of books do you read each day?

Books about people or lands far away?

When do you go to sleep every night?

When do you wake up?

Is the time just right?

Why do i ask these questions?

Why do i want to find out?

Because we are alike, yet different and that’s what its all about !

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