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An Amazing Human-being
Don’t forget you are still amazing
No matter what you get or where you go
The feeling of the hole in your stomach,
The jitters and anxiety will all be over
Even though the time is getting closer,
I know you won’t have to worry about a thing
You have always proved yourself
So I already know the results
I am right beside you feeling the same tension
Both our hearts almost dropped as it finally loaded
The two of us screaming on an emotional roller coaster ride
The excitement, the disappointment, the disbelief
All of it was unreal
I know you seemed like you didn’t care
On the inside you were actually boiling weren’t you
The bright side is you’ll be with most of your friends
At least you won’t have to separate after graduation
I told you there wasn’t a thing to worry about
Even though it wasn’t expected there is still a chance
Just don’t give up hope
There’s always light at the end of the tunnel
The odds are still in your favor
This will all be a blur
Everywhere you go, success follows
No matter which path you take
I will always be there just so you know
You may not have gotten to your first choice yet
But don’t let go of the rope so soon
You have to keep climbing to the top
And to no surprise all your hard work will pay off
You are still amazing
No matter where you go or what you choose
I expect nothing less of you, my little sister
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The author is a 16-year-old Asian American and is currently a junior at the Academy at Palumbo. She lives on a one track mind and starts things she can’t handle for her own good, but still somehow gets everything done. She loves listening to music and reading all kinds of genres. She has three other siblings and this poem was dedicated to her younger sister (who goes by any pronouns). The author wrote this to encourage her siblings as they getting their high school results.