CA9-5 Identity Poem Project
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The document reflects on the difficulties of adolescence and growing up, with the writer feeling panic at the thought of it and wishing they could stay between the ages of 13 to 16. However, they try to stay true to their beliefs and make their family proud by being strong, confident in their decisions, and proud of who they are.
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- 2. When I think of growing up
- 3. I panic,
- 4. I wish I could stay in between
- 5. 13-16
- 6. There is so much I want to do
- 7. And I have so many expectations.
- 8. Being an adolescent is hard
- 9. But they say it is the best age.
- 10. I try to stay true to my beliefs
- 11. Making myself and my family proud
- 12. I am strong and very confident I am strong and very confident
- 13. I believe my decisions support this fact .
- 14. I will always be who I am
- 15. And proud of it. And proud of it.