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Found Ones


I found the ones I really admire

The ones that honestly inspire

me to be the best me I could be

and free myself from dangerous Iniquities.

 

Negativity shunned me from doing great

I suffered so much from a thing called hate,

but love is ever present in my system

and everday I rise against Him,

 

the one that hates all my joy

 and the one who treats misery as a toy.

And I know I should forgive him for his trespasses

But his disdain for me acts as his chassis.

 

Still I remain thankful for my good moments

Because he can't ruin everything, even with his torment.

I rise against him regardless of the day;

my power remains strong and will never give way.

 

The ones that I found know that too.

So many times they help me push through.

I may have lost ones,

but trust and believe I also found some.

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