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Growing Up


Growing Up By: Ashley Raquel Wilson You are a glowing light brought from the heavens I am a pill masking what fate has forced me to do You are unbeknownst to pain and sorrow I am a pool of memories and flashbacks You are untouched from betrayal and heartache I am alone forced to miss what’s been lost You are free to imagine what can be I am imprisoned to remember what was You are the child with in I am the adult forced to grow up You were me I am what you've become
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<p>powerful poem that sends a powerful msg about how one mirrors off someone</p><p>what was said, taught, from the beginning of time has shaped any person to be who one is</p><p>alot of it is based on the foundation at the&nbsp;household</p><p>keep writing-enjoy the poem</p>

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