Two Different Socks Poem by Ema Nekaf

Two Different Socks

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I wear clothes that are out of style.
I haven't tanned in a very long while.
I'm not as thin
As Paris Hilton.
I do things that are juvenile.

I always have on two different socks.
I have split ends-not beautiful locks.
But I don't care,
What I'm 'supposed' to wear.
I'm the kid that everyone mocks.


People try to tell me what I should be.
But I do not care what YOU see.
Your efforts to change me are futile
I'm the most perfect, the most beautiful
Me.

Sunday, July 13, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: paris
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kyle Shield Laster 14 July 2008

inspiring.

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Ema Nekaf

Ema Nekaf

San Francisco, California
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