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You Taught Me


How can I repay you for all that you've done?

You made me who I am,

You have made me one. 

You taught me that anger does not always work,

Showed me the ways I am speical, despite all my quirks.

You taught me to move forward and to never look back, 

And that progress is progress no matter how far the set back. 

Through your love and your commitment,

I found myself and so much more.

How can I thank you for teaching me to open that door?

 

 

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