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Self portrait formed through words.



My mother is a gypsy. Her mother told her so.



My father is a proud American. His father told him so.



I am neither gypsy nor proud.



I question most, and answer few.



Taking strides in ways that I see fit.



I’ve got tiny little strings weaved into my heart.



Sometimes, I like to pluck them.



I’m very uncertain, but always so sure.



A walking conundrum; A colorful spectrum.



My words spew out of order.



A confusing sequence, that makes little sense to you and means just about everything to me.



My vision is seen much better through a lens.



I have a voice that speaks more freely on paper.



Structure is my anti-christ and i have a big problem with logic.



Logically, structure works.



I often ignore technicalities so i can create my own technique.



Create.



My life,My method,Myself.



I Create, because everyone else told me i couldn’t.

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