They bring life to every party,
always quite wild and joyfully hardy.
Singing a tune or dancing a jig,
making everyone laugh as they wear a funny old wig.
They enjoy games of every shape and size,
everyone's attention, they seem to hypnotize.
Enjoying the moment, while acting kind of flighty,
the more others watch them, the more they feel mighty.
Their attention span is pretty short sometimes,
being still for too long feels like the worst of crimes.
They are usually quick to react,
others may think that they just lack proper tact.
Some kind of emotion they love to evoke,
mostly happy ones as they tell their favorite joke!
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Rowan Finley
Father. Academic Advisor. Musician. Writer. My real name is Jesse Balogh.
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Ooh, I'd love to meet them but I hate that flighty nature! Do you have any ESFP friend?