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Legacy

We all come from many places We all see through different eyes We go through many changes We learn to laugh at our mistakes We learn how to see from different perspectives And as we age This generation becomes the elders of the next And as they grow A realization strikes The accomplishments made weren't just for us But for our children To inspire them And when they make their own accomplishments We can see ourselves We live on in the history books they read Even if we can't last 'til tomorrow A legacy can
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Written by
lindsey-carnley
American
Published
Jun 29, 2011
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when i was a wee eighth grader i was asked to write an read poem at our promotion ceremony. i wanted to state that everything we do, every mistake we make, every speech we make; that's how our children will remember us, and that's how we become immortal, by building a legacy.

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