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This document provides a template for writing an "I Am Poem" where one describes themselves through a series of short phrases or sentences that each begin with "I". The poem is meant to express one's identity, characteristics, feelings, dreams and hopes through brief personalized statements about what they are, wonder, hear, see, want, pretend, feel, touch, worry, cry, understand, say, dream, try and hope for.
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