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Cliff
Poem inspired by… Langston Hughes (Mother to Son)
Cliff
  I feel as if I am on a Cliff,
  Constantly walking up and falling down.
  When I am falling,
  I fall hard.
  When I walk up,
  It isn’t long till I fall again.
  Sometimes I get pushed,
  By people who I trust.
  When I fall,
  I lay there for weeks,
  Then I get back up, onto the cliff again,
  That dreaded cliff.
  Waiting for a different ending.
  Which there will not be,
  But one could hope.
  Hope is all I have,
  Hope is dreadful,
  Hope is dead.
  I won’t stop,
  I will beat this cliff.
  I am determined,
  My determination needs to realize--
  It lost.
  I lost--
  But I won’t stop this circle,
  That I call my cliff.

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