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by EAS

Created on: April 02, 2009

Young and poor. Is that all you see? Please don't feel bad for me. I may not have all that you do, but I have things I have a few.

My family is why I feel rich, wealthy happy and strong. I have enough love from them all to last my whole life long.

My life, my own, something I can own. I'm lucky I was given life this body is my own. My brain, my heart a work of art I'm priceless this I know. So plese don't feel bad for me. I've got my life you know?

The final reason I don't need pity is I have got my faith. Knowing I'm loved from up above puts me in my place. I am here because He loves me and becuse he cares. He has his plan for all of man, yes all the human race. So, please don't pity me I'm rich with all this faith.

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