Hi there, Smile, I'm June,
The title of your poem is listed as "Im me", and I want to point out to you that it should properly be "I'm me", with the proper contraction for I am. Otherwise, you could be telling us that you want us to Instant Message you.
Moving on, let's have a look at your poem,
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being judge for everything we do
I think judge here should be judged, in past tense, dearie, because you are using being in the active sense, implying that a verb should follow. The same issue presents itself a few lines down, here,
being judge by what they wear
• I want you to think about punctuation, too. You have a period [.] on the end of the third to last line of the poem, but no other punctuation save for the quotation marks around I'm me. I understand that you want to introduce a break between the body of the poem and it's closing punch, but I think it would do you well to integrate a few commas into your poem.
I like that your poem targeted a pressing issue so many young people face today. It's very brave of you to write this, and I'm glad you shared it with us.
Keep writing,
June
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