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Committed
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Experiencing the twists and turns of social welfare commitment

Alas I sit,
      glued to a place of undoing and unmaking
      of all the mistakes I have achieved
         or contemplated making.
Waiting for renewed independence.
      Proving to you who I am
            and who I can be 
                 and who I shall become.

No longer broken, but bent
     Bent upon making a difference
           with different choices and
           new becomings

Reframing my thoughts
     and laying down my rebellion
     to fight for a future 
          instead of wants I thought
          I so needed but didn't
         
An though committed by a decree
      that states I am an "other"
      in need ot care and watchful
      eyes

I have learned what commitment 
      truly is - that it is the love
      of family who remains
          hopeful and helpful
      that it is the love of
      my sweetheart who 
          stands true
      that it is a belief in myself
           that I can do and be better
           and emerge from
           a state run commitment
     to a self formed commitment
           of being true to myself
           and all of you.

 


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 Reviews of "Committed"
Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on August 13, 2008
i can relate to this and your strength is weaved well throughout this, the thrid stanza is my favorite

Reviewed on August 8, 2008
What a beautiful inspirational poem about love and family. Too often these days, those are forgotten. Beautifully written.

Mary

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on August 8, 2008
Hi JODEE,I enjoy reading this poem.Having love from family and friends is the greatest feeling in the world and I'm glad that you are trying to better yourself and improve yourself.All of us are not perfect,but we can become better human beings.Being yourself is the greatest feeling in the world and you have indeed show that in this poem,I enjoy reading it and continue with the success of being "YOU".Take care

Edwin


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