Mcclurkin Poems | Examples


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Who I Am

I am who I am and nothing more

I live in the country and my accent

Is quite rough..

I sent a teardrop to heaven for a bit

Of sunshine..

I love to smile in fact I love laughter

Even better..

I aged a bit but I did it with posh!

My life is just a medley of songs..

I love the Temptations but I can’t

Forget Toby Keith..

I love Bill Withers singing grandma’s

Hands..

Let’s not forget Sam Cooke singing

The last mile of the way,

And to top it all off with I trust you

Lord by Rev.Donnie McClurkin,

I go to a small church sitting off in

The woods..

Once you have been dipped into this

Little church company,

I promise..

Your light will never dim,

When life comes at you and hit you
Like a raging storm..

The waters will be calm

Like you are sitting on dry

Land..

I am who I am and nothing

More..

But Hey!!

I love the blues

And when I’m doing the mess

Potato..

I cannot be beat..

Hey!!

Believe  in yourself!

“I do

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