I want to tear down the bases of society. I want to show people that what isnât âpolitically correctâ doesnât mean that it makes something wrong. I want to be untamed and unbound as not just a human, but as a strong woman. I want life to give me something more, I want to see and have a personal experience with what is good and what is bad, so that I can know all the difference and see the grass on the other side. I want to dance around naked through life and live in what some religions call sin. I want the ability to know that people love me for me, even with all of my imperfections, because they are what make me beautifully me.
I want to be the poet, the dancer, the chaotic minded-lost philosopher, the lover, the best friend, the greatest aunt, the understanding sister, the complicated daughter. I want to be passionate in everything that I do and never regret anything that I have done or anyone that I love or have loved. I want to love someone without a reason and not be afraid to tell them for fear that loving them will make me lose them. I want to be free, in my darkest moments, in the brightest light, I want to always remain me. I want to dance along to the rhythm that life has given me - the easy and the complicated.
I don't want to be a stereotypical girl in a stereotypical world; I am everything that is wrong and right. I am yin and yang, alive but dead inside, hot and cold to my very core, I'm silent but I'm screaming. I am awake, but still lie dreaming. I am a walking contradiction and I am not sorry for being me.
I want to be the poet, the dancer, the chaotic minded-lost philosopher, the lover, the best friend, the greatest aunt, the understanding sister, the complicated daughter. I want to be passionate in everything that I do and never regret anything that I have done or anyone that I love or have loved. I want to love someone without a reason and not be afraid to tell them for fear that loving them will make me lose them. I want to be free, in my darkest moments, in the brightest light, I want to always remain me. I want to dance along to the rhythm that life has given me - the easy and the complicated.
I don't want to be a stereotypical girl in a stereotypical world; I am everything that is wrong and right. I am yin and yang, alive but dead inside, hot and cold to my very core, I'm silent but I'm screaming. I am awake, but still lie dreaming. I am a walking contradiction and I am not sorry for being me.
Now tell me, Cheri, what is your confession?
It doesn't have to be a confession of sins.
It doesn't have to be a confession of sins.