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English, 12.05.2021 17:50 peterradu47781

Could y'all please tell me what POETIC DEVICE's this POEM has?!?!? I am who I am

Who else would I be

I won’t change for you

So why change for me

I won’t waste my life

Being someone I cannot be

Because I’m not a fake

Unwilling to break

Get used to what you see

I’m going to be me.

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