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May 11, 2017
By ElmerGardensalad BRONZE, Anderson, South Carolina
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This time I won’t fall.
I swear i’ll move on.
I’ll stand up from my crawl.
I’ll write my own song.

Walking and then running
Around in circle I go
Shaming me and shunning
I have to leave on my own.

But I did come back,
I crawled on my knees,
I had a heart attack.
And you’ll never let me be.

I’ll never find my own way.
I keep breaking day by day.

© Matt F., Pierz, MN

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