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I am from a little green duplex
I am from a little green duplex home in Miami, 
 A beige-painted bedroom  
 with a border of baby Mickey Mouse characters surrounding me.
 
 From sharing a room with my sister, 
 to spending time with her more than ever
 From mother and grandmother sung late lullabies, 
 To soothe and calm sleep I went 
 From many Cuban meals my grandmother papered me, 
 To the  El Salvadoran meals my mother cook as well
 
 I am from a catholic school 
 Where I learned to love my god and others 
  
 Joining Boy scouts with my best friend 
 From learning to camp, to learning about nature 
 
 From New York to North Carolina, twice facing the colds
 From Miami, moving to Pembroke pines
 From a public school, to a charter school
 
 From coming far I rest near waiting to know were life takes me next. 
 
 From never knowing, to knowing were I am forever more.
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