I Am Rachel Payne Analysis

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I am... Poem by Allison Payne I AM Allison Payne, daughter of Shanna and Richard Payne, sister to Levi and Emily, lover of Jesus and softball, a wildflower in a field of roses. I WONDER if my friends and family know that they mean the world to me, and I don’t know what I would do without them. I HEAR the ocean waves as they swallow the shore. I SEE hope for everyone homeless and hungry, that they will have bright and loving futures. I WANT everyone to love Jesus and to always be excepted for who they are. I AM Allison Payne, daughter of Shanna and Richard Payne, sister to Levi and Emily, lover of Jesus and softball, a wildflower in a field of roses. I PRETEND that no one cares about what you wear or how you look, because you should always

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