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am from the house on the corner of Sweetwater and from the house completely surrounded by neighbors  \nFrom the scent of eternity by calvin klein and freshly made food, And the sound of my mother’s footsteps as she approaches my room I am from the cacti, and palm trees  \nThe orange trees whose branches we’d climb as a race To see who was strongest-it was always my sister.  \nI am from my mother’s dance routines and the idea that hard work is everlasting I am from my perfect mother and not so perfect father  \nI am from lending a hand to those in need and Staying hopeful even when things are grim I am from raffling chores as a “fun” and“fair”way to decide who does what  \nI am from never let anyone step on you and never step on anyone  \nFrom never forget where you came from and never forget where you are going  \nFrom“camaron que se duerme se lo lleva la corriente” and from“de broma en brome la verdad se asoma”  \nI am from celebrations, dance and mi familia I am from Aguascalientes and mestizos  \nFrom a malinchista culture and a culture that oppresses others From my grandfather’s stories of encounters with the paranormal  \nFrom my mother’s obsession of “capturing the moment” with her giant collection of albums hidden under her bed.  \nI am from running outside into our green truckjust to watch the rain and lightning From climbing the roof and looking at the stars  \nYo soy de los sacrificios y valor de mis padres Soy y siempre será el resultado de mis experiencias  \nPero hay sólo una cosa que me define, que siempre seré hija de mi madre","cbCaihU4a37iNbcX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihU4a37iNbcX","pdf",23611,"English","# I am from: Poems\n## Family and values\n## Culture and memories\n## Belonging and identity","[{\"question\":\"What does the speaker say they are “from”?\",\"answer\":\"The speaker describes themselves as coming from family traditions, neighborhood connections, foods and scents, and cultural sayings that shape their 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