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    Me


    As a child I had my parents that
    tried to teach me something valuable.
    I had them, but all I needed was me.

    As a girl in school holding a C average,
    Knowing I could carry an A going for my family.
    I had them, but all I needed was me.

    As a teen parent I look forward to
    changing diapers and a check in the mail.
    I had them, but all I needed was me.

    As a lady with a lump in my breast,
    It was a challenge, I was afraid of me.
    I had everybody there for me.
    I had them but, all I needed was me.

    As a woman with a job supporting my
    family, an education, a love for a lot of
    people, but best of all, a love for me.
    Learning to love myself was the hardest
    thing I had to do. It is my biggest
    success to except me for me.
    I am so glad I finally have me.

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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Mika’s Poems (28)

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    Forgive and Forget 1
    Red Roses 0
    The forsaken feeling 2
    Good-Bye 3
    Me 1
    Silence 2
    Death Is 3
    A Friend and True Friend 1
    Joy's of Pregnancy 0
    Mommy & You 0
    Late 0
    Baby It'S You 1
    Darkness 0
    Someone knew 2
    Fallen 0
    Over You 0
    Cuz Of You 1
    The One 0
    Forgive me: 1
    Baby i'm so sorry 0
    A real friend 1
    My BABY 0
    Honest -Amanda M. Gavitt 2
    Chance 2
    Why 1
    When I'm With You 1
    Now and Always 1
    Love 1