For the Brave

For the Brave

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I wrote this poem a few years ago when I still lived in North Carolina and I gave it to my old guidance counselor to put in her office. My intention was to give it to her as a gift, but whenever I went to her office, she had it hanging up on the wall in front of her. The poem was among all her family and sorority photos; with that being said, it really touched me to know what I meant to her. I hope it inspires someone else.
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