Independent Woman

The day I was a baby I looked up to everybody and depended on everyone as well

I grew into my childhood, learning right from wrong

Years more into my adolescence knowing who was really there and who to hang around

But the day I became a woman you realized I don't depend on anyone and really no need to look up to anyone because I have my head on my shoulders and 
I contain the true aspects of a woman

For all the years I've lived I've also learned the reality of life and no need to live life with any regrets
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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