XD A somewhat more practical thing would be to describe your outlook on life into the bargain: it gives you a chance to wax philosophical. Don’t forget to use vivid imagery; if possible, describe some of the most memorable scenes in your mind and link them to… whatever it is you feel like linking it to =3 Adding some real background together with the surreal implications of a life as yet unlived should make an impression on your teacher.

And remember! Flow is always more important than rhyme; if you feel a strong urge to have every other line rhyme, remember that that’s not important =3

Hope that helps XD

Some questions you should ask yourself:

1. What’s something intresting that would make me stand out amongst my peers?

2. What do I like doing in my spare time?

3. What are some of my favorite things (food, animals, colors)?