Amber
Energetic, enthusiastic, unique, persevering
Daughter of Beth and Jeff, sister to Sydney, Lillian, and Maxwell
Lover of family, vacations, and friends
Who feels thankful for her brother, life, and freedom
Who finds happiness in baking, the outdoors, and helping others
Who needs support, mango black tea, and her brother, Maxwell
Who gives respect, support to her friends and family, and advice (good or bad)
Who fears spiders, being stranded, and death
Who would like to see kindness towards others, every continent (besides Antarctica), and the opportunity to go to space for a day
Who enjoys traveling, her pony and dog, June and Walle, and collecting mugs
Who likes to wear comfy, oversized shirts, cute, trendy outfits, and black leggings
Born in New Britain, CT, resident of Easton
Borofsky
Hello Amber I really like your post. The part where you would like to see kindness in all continents was super cool; Go world Peace! All those fears that you mentioned are also very relatable. Seeing spiders make me jump (almost all bugs do), the thought of being stranded all by myself isn’t fun, and death I think pretty much says it for itself. I really liked your post, keep up the good work.
I find this poem to be unique in a certain way. You told me a lot about yourself but not in a very deep sense. I wish you could write more about your thoughts How ever, I loved the poem and feel the same about death when it comes to family.