And Still I Rise
And Still I Rise
I’ve walked through shadows, deep and long,
With weary steps, my heart so strong.
The path was hard, the road so steep,
But still, I rise, though I may weep.
They whispered doubts, they cast their stones,
Told me my worth was less than bones.
But I held fast, my spirit bright,
For I knew, within, I held the light.
I stood through storms, and faced the rain,
With every tear, I felt the pain.
Yet in my chest, a fire burned,
A strength within that I had earned.
I’ve known the weight of every scar,
The broken pieces from afar.
But still, I rise, despite the fall,
With every breath, I stand up tall.
They tried to shackle me in chains,
To silence voices, to break my reign.
But I broke free with wings of fire,
And soared above, higher and higher.
I’ve seen the world through twisted eyes,
Where hope was lost beneath the skies.
But even then, I found my way,
And turned the night into the day.
The chains they placed upon my soul,
Could never bind me, take control.
For I am stronger than the weight,
Of every word, of every hate.
I walked through deserts, barren, dry,
Where dreams were buried, hopes would die.
Yet with each step, I planted seeds,
And rose above my deepest needs.
They tried to drown me in their lies,
To hold me down beneath their sighs.
But still, I rose, with strength untamed,
For I am power, unashamed.
I’ve crossed the rivers, cold and wide,
With nothing more than hope as guide.
The currents tried to drag me down,
But I stood firm, I took the crown.
For in my heart, I knew the truth,
That every battle, every youth,
Had forged me into something bold,
A warrior, strong, a heart of gold.
They said I’d break, they said I’d fall,
But I rose higher, standing tall.
With every struggle, every fight,
I found my wings, I took my flight.
And still I rise, despite the storms,
Despite the cold, despite the norms.
For in my soul, a fire burns,
And with each step, a lesson learned.
I rise from ashes, from the dust,
I rise from pain, I rise from trust.
For I am more than what they see,
I am the voice that sets me free.
I rise above the fear and shame,
I rise above the false acclaim.
For in my heart, I know my worth,
And I will rise, to prove my birth.
Through every trial, through every tear,
I rise with courage, strong and clear.
No longer bound, no longer weak,
For I am strong, and I will speak.
They cannot break me, try as they might,
For in my soul, I find the light.
I rise from darkness, to the dawn,
A warrior fierce, a soul reborn.
I rise for those who cannot speak,
For those who tremble, lost, and weak.
I rise for them, to show the way,
To light the path, to lead the day.
And still I rise, though they may try,
To silence me, to make me cry.
For I am more than what they say,
I rise and rise, come what may.
No force can break me, no hand can bind,
For I am free, in heart and mind.
I rise to claim what’s mine to take,
A life of strength I will not fake.
And still I rise, though storms may roar,
Though oceans crash against the shore.
With every breath, with every fight,
I rise, I rise, into the light.
For I am not the one they’ve made,
I am the truth, the light, the blade.
And still I rise, with open eyes,
To claim my place beneath the skies.
With every step, with every stride,
I rise, I rise, no place to hide.
For I am strength, I am the flame,
And still I rise, to stake my claim.
So let the winds howl, let them scream,
For I will rise, and chase my dream.
No chains can hold me, no walls can stand,
For I will rise, and take my land.
I rise to love, I rise to fight,
I rise to honor what is right.
For in my heart, my soul, my mind,
I rise to leave the past behind.
And still I rise, a force untamed,
A soul unbroken, unashamed.
For I am me, and I will rise,
To claim my power, to touch the skies.
This poem reflects the themes of resilience, self-empowerment, and strength in the face of adversity, embodying the spirit of rising above challenges and embracing one’s inner power.
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