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Who I Am

By Rowan Moskowitz
May 11, 2026
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Broken, scared, worried, and stubborn. An emotional mess with few surprises to offer. 

I’m a woman with anxiety well past my physical height. Living off doubts and fears of the future; terrified of the unknown. 

I’ve got a heart full of cracks and a body that makes me cringe every time I look in the mirror. 

Voices in my head whisper that my life means nothing, trying to drown me in waves of despair.

Some days they sound like a soft breeze blowing by, but on others, they roar as loud as thunder when the worst of a storm is yet to arrive.

Despite these challenges, I’m a woman determined to grow and work hard to achieve my goals. A soul ready to fight and protect those who matter most to me. 

Although my insecurities are strong, my belief in hope for a better tomorrow remains resilient. 

There is good waiting for me at the end of this gloomy chapter. I’m convinced that I can survive the darkness of depression, even on the days when it feels like I can’t. 

I’m the definition of imperfection at its finest. But I wouldn’t want to be anyone else. 

My narrative is mine to craft, and I shall see it to its conclusion, flaws and all. 


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Rowan Moskowitz

Rowan Moskowitz is a young LGBTQ+ woman born and raised in Queens NY. She has a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood education, and a certificate from taking a continued education course focused on professional editing. She loves to write meaningful poems about her deepest feelings, and she often writes about her personal experiences, wanting to show others like her that they are not alone in their own battles. When she’s not writing, she loves to draw, listen to musicals, plan her next tattoos, and make memories with those she loves most.

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