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I come from a place I could never call my own, It had a window and a door, A bed, with a rug on the floor. There’s a woman that gave birth to me And many, many more, There’s the stench of liquor in the air, I’m sure I reek of poverty, But not for long... I read, I write, I learn, It’s decency I yearn; A home, With a window and a door, Filled with love And much, much more! By: Anthia Verine Moultrie
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