"Sometimes you have to stand out'',
He says in the accent
He was born with.
Author notes
Tam Lin; sister would be cool.
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Comments
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really realistic. i thought this was so simple, but so uplifting.


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haha -- this poem is uber awesome. I love it, i love the idea of it..it makes sense you know...one of those thoughts you wish you would of thought of first. Plus I love acents lol =]
<3 awesome
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Neat! Reminds me of a friend, who has an accent that's a blend of arabic, hebrwe and welsh. He always stands out, and he's proud of it.


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So much in a short space!
Nice! What I "get" from this is that we are all unique individuals; whether we "stand out" or not is really not our choice. We are who we are. That's a comforting idea--we needn't and shouldn't worry about it. The speaker in the poem seems to accept the fact that sometimes who he is will cause him to stand out, whether that's a good experience or a bad one. As Popeye says: "I yam what I yam!"

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A great piece with no roundabout explaination; this piece is quite good

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simple, straightforward, perhaps because it's so short and there wasn't much room for error, this piece stands out...


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