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by Kimberly Moore

Bridging The Gap

A family is like unto a rope,
that is tightly bound;
Each member acting as a piece,
that is wrapped around.
Each time a new one's added,
the strength will surely show;
Now that we have come this far,
we will want to make it grow.
So let's start adding generations,
therefore adding length;
Not only will we see it grow,
we will see it grow in strength.
Reaching forever upward,
a never ending rope;
Cleave to your family always,
they are your only hope.

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