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The Women
by Lulu Tesha
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

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I am a Woman,

A strong woman,

Who came from another strong woman,

She let an ill-minded man break her,

She learned her lesson and did what

strong women do when they fall,

she rose up, pulled herself together

and moved on.

Now her strong daughter is battling

in the same path but just like her she

will rise up, pull herself together

and MOVE ON.

Copyright � Lulu L. Tesha All Rights Reserved

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Reviewed by Mary Lacey Desertrat	9/20/2009

Lulu, It takes a strong woman to overcome her hurt. wonderful write. Mary

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