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My Own Self-Worth

I don't know what I've done

to be put through this torture.

If I believed in God I'd pray.

And beg him to grant me strength.

But only I can grant myself this power.

The guts to hold in the tears

And stand my ground.

Stick up for myself.

I am not a child.

Nor a coward.

I am strong.

I can persevere.

With a heart as thick as this.

An impenetrable wall.

Even though I feel weak

at this moment

I don't feel fear.

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josef-wilhelm
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Oct 22, 2012
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