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Created on: December 11, 2007 Last Updated: July 29, 2008
I dropped the ball
We could have won it
The team's first trophy
In fifty-eight years
It's a funny feeling
How much I was pitied
The coach didn't yell
He just gave a sad smile
My dad shook his head
My mom patted my back
My sister wouldn't look at me
But nobody was angry
With me
Except for me
Because through my failure
I didn't just fail my mentors
I had failed myself
And that's what hurts the most
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Poetry: Failing
She stared at her paper
always taking every second
possible to pour
over the questions.
If she lost even one point,
if there
I dropped the ball
We could have won it
The team's first trophy
In fifty-eight years
It's a funny feeling
How much I was pitied
The
FAILURE
Open your eyes and seize the day
Take a breath and ready your shoes
You might become a house hold name, as they say
But
Struggling
The days pass with wasted time;
Life measured away by clocks.
I stand alone in my dark hours,
As night calls me
by Dea
THE INTERPRETER
Allowing the Spirit to
sweep through its Channel from
the bitter past is the only qualification to
gain
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