Rachelle King
I would not stereotype myself as anything. I do not belong to any particular genre. I am female, pissed, a student, and a retail worker. I am the opposite of coherant. I spell phenetically. I often loose the point, whether it be mine or whomever I am speaking with. I do not apologize for my inconsistances. I do not apologize for my opinions. I do respect your opinions. I am many different colors, beginning with brown and ending somewhere amungst the transparent shades. I end sentences with prepositions and start them with the same word over and over again for paragraphs on end. I am never afraid to be humbled. Never being afraid of being humbled took me years of accumulated defeat that I was not used to. I was held back in the first grade, and had an english tutor. I didn't know what a verb, noun, or adjative was until I was a Freshman in High School. I do not speak "proper english" in social situations. I have no idea how I graduated with a 3.8 GPA. I am not ashamed of living in a low-income community. I am afraid of ignorance. I am afraid that I am ignorant. I love to hear the low-riders crusing down Highland every Sunday night. The van that reads: " Another victim of a gangster shooting by the NC police," sits down the street from me every Sunday night. I do not feel sorry for myself because I was held back in the first grade. I could be a descent student if I applied myself. The last book I read was William Upski's "Bomb the Suburbs." It was one of the best books I have ever read. I am listening to a CD that I burned. The first song is by The Roots. The second song is by The Smiths. The third song is by Coldplay, and the forth by Tori Amos. I love Miles Davis, and the sound of a
steel guitar. I smoked a cigerette today, after I told myself I should quit. I smoked a bowl after I smoked the cigerette, and told myself I should quit smoking cigerettes again. I lost my favorite nose stud in the shower today. I should have taken it out before I got into the shower. I am obviously lazy. I apologize for any incorrect spelling.
