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I Am Poem


I come from seeing in more than just back and white,

I come from seperated homes, and broken hearts.

I am a child of God, who knows he loves me even though I am not from a church every sunday morning.

I am from a mother who is lost in this world, and from a father who trys to be both.

I am from no money, no fancy cars.

I come from strength and dignity,

At seveteen I make my own dreams,

I come from the want and hope for college on day.

I am my baby brother and sister's strength, because of them I continue to stay strong.

I come from mistakes and forgiveness.

I am only so much.

I am Cloe'.

 
 
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CloeWare
<p>hope peole like this</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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