I am flawed but flawless
Role models are flawed
And so am I
From a young age I have worked for what I wanted
A lot of time I was bartered
But with support I fought through and triumphed
Death has always been in my life
From my grandmother to my uncle
I have mourned
And I have grieved
In their memory I only remember what their accomplishments were
All the men and women in my family are and were strong
Every day I am surrounded by men and women that hold down a steady job and a family
My grandmother was that way
She could do just about anything
I have looked up to her, even after her death
She always supported me
I have grown to be like her,
From her attitude
To her stubbornness
I have also gotten a few unwanted things as well,
I have gotten bipolar-ism
Depression
And PTSD
But I survive
Some people may see all these as flaws,
But I see them as things that make me hard working and flawless
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