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Tupac Shakur Personal Narrative

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“ For every dark night there is a brighter day” said Tupac shakur. Hello,My name is Lilia Brazile,and this is my story. I love many things ,and have many interest. My friends, family music ,and much more are a big part of my life .I made a mandala to represent all the things i love. In the middle and the outside of mandala are major important things.In the middle i have hearts. There are hearts in the middle ,to represent all the love i have. I like people, i spread love with all social skills. On the outside of my mandala, I have all of my friends names for they are/were a big part in shaping me. My friends make me who i am they inspire to be better person,they bring out the good in me. Next, there are some winky faces outside of the hearts. These represent my bubbly fun personality I sometimes have. At first I may come by as shy, but when you get to know me i’m a big ball of sunshine. …show more content…

My second oldest brother’s name is Chris ,he is my partner in crime. Both of my brothers and I are a team we always work together well. If one of us is sneaking cookies out of our snackboard we all go down together. I love my brothers without them I wouldn’t be as happy as I am now. Second to last, there are picture of a boat and the year 1996.These reprent rappers I love,Tupac and Lil Yachty.In general music is my therapy it calms me down, hypes me up, and makes me happy. I love music from the 90’s and early 2000’s ,that's where Tupac comes in. Although, he was all gangster his rap lyrics were are like poetry,and his poetry is wonderful. Lil Yachty is a new rapper, which represent the new youthful music i listen to. Lil yachty is all about loyalty he always hangs out with the same people and never leaves anyone out of his friend

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