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2 years ago

Write a poem describing yourself as a child.

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Answer: I am daylight solidified,my anxious father's absolute favorite child, I am a special child, an wonderful child in the depths of solitude, I make people happy, when I smile the room explodes with light, and some days I forget, maybe it's miscomprehendion, a failure of a dream interpretation

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a child poem describing yourself doesn't have to be difficult. Maybe you could use this and change things maybe you could ask your self, if I was a child how would I explain my failures and my success?

MrRissso [65]2 years ago

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away I went, my eyes always closed, but fear was never there. I counted to 30 to play hide and seek. there may have been monsters but i always had my friend to talk to even when they all said she wasn't there. the wind on my face from a bicycle ride a ringing in my ear while the ice cream man drives near

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