My childhood.
Full of burned out buildings,
And glass ceilings, nothing appealing.
Hopes sent reeling,
Spiraling,
Spinning,
Out of control.
By the tender age of nine,
I carried an old soul,
My heart began to mold.
My story untold,
Yet I was ready to fold,
And crumble.
When life passed me the ball, I fumbled!
Better yet, I stumbled!
Missed a step and tumbled,
But had sense,
And strength enough,
To look at that building,
To see hope building,
For the future of children,
Just
Like
Me.
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