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Family


My family is everything, and this is true,

The've helped me over the years as I grew.

Alway there for me in my times of need,

Helping me with lightning speed.

When I was young, I struggled in school,

My parents were there, showing me the rules.

My sister was my best friend, we always had a blast,

Playng soccer in the backyrad, things moved so fast.

Buddy, my dog puts a smile on my face,

He steals my shoes, asking for a chase.

Now I am grown, and things have changed,

We are all older and wiser, everythin is rearranged.

Although we don't see each other every day,

My family is everything to me, that's all I need to say.

 
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Jason Hoops
<p>I wrote this poem for a scholarship</p>

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