VOX Teen Poetry: “Caretaker: A Piece For the 97%”
Daya Brown
March 26, 2021
In the beginning, God made man And man and woman made me Being stripped of who I am What has that made me? You say
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In the beginning, God made man And man and woman made me Being stripped of who I am What has that made me? You say
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VOX ATL’s Brian K. shares a personal poem about his relationship with his father.
Applying these strategies, I felt better knowing that I had support from my teachers who were aware of how difficult the virtual world was becoming.
It’s not the college I remember touring, But that’s what life is, hardly boring. I’ve learned how to change, In a world so strange.
Dear You, I’m proud of you sis. Yes, you. Look at you, picking yourself up from being pricked and bruised by thorns, and rising above