Using a very rhythmic rhyming scheme, she projects a strong self-confidence. Using phrases that describe her body help her to show that self-assuredness. Every action she makes, from "the stride in my step," to "the fire in my eyes", shows that she moves about a room like she has complete control. The words she uses show that she knows what she is doing, and everything is intentional...
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Using a very rhythmic rhyming scheme, she projects a strong self-confidence. Using phrases that describe her body help her to show that self-assuredness. Every action she makes, from "the stride in my step," to "the fire in my eyes", shows that she moves about a room like she has complete control. The words she uses show that she knows what she is doing, and everything is intentional...
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