I am what I am.

I don’t need the world to define me

A daughter to parents who are the epitome of sacrifice.

Parents who stood and still believe in standing like rocks behind their kids.

I am what I am

I don’t want society to dictate me.

A wife of a man who believes and is an excellent example of perseverance.

A man who stands by his word and knows the value of silence.

I am who am I am

Even though I love him with all my heart. His love changed me, taught me the value of patience over-eagerness, and forgiveness over hate.

But why should my patience and love be mistaken for arrogance?

I am what I am

And I don’t want people to judge our relation.

We’ve been together for nearly 10 years.

So why don’t you just give us a break?

A mother to four wonderful children who I believe is an Amanah from my lord.

Help me in raising them to be an asset to our religion and not ones to be pleasing to society.

I am what I am.

Doesn’t mean I am right in everything I do

Doesn’t mean I wouldn’t acknowledge my mistake.

I am a human bound to make mistakes and so are you.

I can never be perfect but doesn’t give anyone a license to break or nibble away my confidence.

I should have done this long before.

Should have thrown the cloak of camouflage for that’s not who I am.

As I stand in front of the mirror I see myself as a daughter, a mother, a wife, a writer, and much more.

I can’t let those negative words describe me.

Lazy, Selfish, Arrogant.

I crash them today to be the best in things I truly am.

I rise like a phoenix from all the negative ashes today and cru out loud!!!!

I am what I am

I don’t need the world to define me!!!

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