I am a piller
Forged of Stone and Fire
My passion barely restrained
I am a contridiction
Steadfast as my father
But gazing longingly into the horizon
I am humbled
Battered and bruised by life's lessons
And still, I refuse to yield
I am anything
I am everything
I am whatever I choose to be
Today, and everyday
Now, and all my life
I choose to be Free
I am me
I am free
Why do we get to modify the comment question? Now I have to think of something to say in here. That creates stress, perhaps leading to panic. All this because I was forced to write a comment question.
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First of all, I love the determination and self confidence expressed within this poem. It carries a strong and meaningful message. I especially like these two stanzas:
I am humbled
Battered and bruised by life's lessons
And still, I refuse to yield
I am anything
I am everything
I am whatever I choose to be
And being a cat lover, I think the picture with this is so cute, as well as being a good depiction of the poem
Cats do what they want to do, and they'll fight when it's necessary.
An exceptionally good piece, passionne
ramblin

