Whaa Poem

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"Whaa". That's the noise you'd hear everyday in my house. Yes I admit I was a crybaby but honestly in my opinion I was a cute crybaby. I'd cry either because that's just what baby's did or because I made a boom boom in my diaper or maybe because my two year old brother at the time was messing with me. Do you want to know a fun fact? Well you have no choice I was born at 2:13 pm. Once I learned how to crawl I didn't crawl like any other baby, I crawled backwards. I would climb on thing to get what I want and if I didn't obviously I'd cry! My mom and dad would get irritated sometimes. I'm 2 main races Puerto Rican and black. I'll leave you to guess who I am, but wait I have a few important facts to get you 1 step closer to guessing right. My

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