Today’s Prompt: Who is someone that inspires you and why?

I have a superpower, I raised myself on the milk of my own dreams. When I was in 1st grade, I wanted to be an engineer like my parents. I knew engineers designed roads, but I didn't know what designing roads was. When I was in 1st grade, I wanted to be like my parents when I grew up, because I'd never really thought about it before. I am a child of elven forests and fairy wings and blankets turned mermaid tails. I am a child of zombie torrents and story scenes and spaceships of pirate whales. I have a superpower, I raised myself on the substance of my own dreams. I gave up on engineering by 3rd grade, and then I didn't know who to be in this world of humans-- all the heroes who could have inspired me to discovery my identity* were dead before they ever existed. *(writer, queer, slightly autistic, nature-lover, creative, has difficulty making friends-- I keep these labels in a box beneath the bed and keep the doubt-bugs out by telepathic warfare) But I don't blame them. Or anyone, really. It means I have another label to help the box feel less lonely: hero-less. I have a superpower, I raised myself on the moonlight of my dreams. The light comes and goes, phases fade. But I am okay. I know how to be hungry, and wander in the dark, and always I pretend that I was good at raising myself.