It Is What It Is
- Emi_Review
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It Is What It Is
I coloured outside the lines,
I coloured a tiger blue and purple.
Now I'm older
I colour inside the lines,
I colour a tiger orange and black.
When I was younger
I didn't conform to society,
I was creative and imaginative
Now I follow the rules
It is what it is
'You can't colour a tiger blue and purple'
Why can't I?
It is what it is.
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what makes your words and poem different
consider adding more line and originality
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- Emi_Review
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Thank you for the advice!
- Emi_Review
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Thank you! I'm glad you colour the tiger blue and purple still, it's the best way to be, to just enjoy life and live how you want!
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I agree with @palilogy. I really liked the meaning of the poem, but I didn't really feel like your heart was in it. A little more originality would be nice. Otherwise, good job. Btw, there is a really sweet scene in Ramona and Beezus that is similar to this poem. You should check it out if you want..if you haven't seen it already.