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Written at 17 years old
I aint that kinda girl When am in the mood or wanna twist a twirl To make you whirl I'll chuck on a pair But i much prefer To get my sneakers on That'll take me by the wind like sonic and be gone An occasion is a reason so i'll be heel If its unformal i'll match it out with style and deal My idea none can steal But then you see them another time in the same wheel Sorry, but you gotta understand how i feel I will be sexy for you I will come through But when i wanna be stylish with comfort Somedays i wanna pump it up, but then the days i'd never thought I'd need the heel But at least the wedding didn't look so bad or at least a pulling disastor in some way real I wanna get on my canvas Get out my Sneakers in silver canvas It matches the baggy fabric I'm off the brick I wanna have some fun In the oven i aint got no bun Not yet, but hopefully to someday But now stop telling me how to dress today If you loved me you wouldn't swear At what i wear For who i am you could bear Now all i see is you tear At the smallest little thing, a pair of sneakers for crying out loud You should be proud I am myself That i aint taken nothing off the shelf You should be proud to have a wife like me I do all i can do, i be all you want me to be But for once i wanna be me You wish you never knew Me You try to turn me into something new Sorry it aint gonna work out Thats not what i'm about You blame the age gap on some extent Then why did you marry me, you shouldn't have gone inside the tent If you can't handle all inside You now can't stand the tide But i aint gonna be anybody But me Yes i love thee But i wish you understood who i wanna be Why'd you want me to change You chose me from the start in that range I find it a little bit strange Anyways i do so much for you That now i feel so confused at how could you Change To such a range I don't like this I aint his I want the man i fell for to come back Now unpack Who this deadly man is inside of you So i can see the man i loved come through Vote for this poem
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