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What is for me will always be for me — a cliché people use to justify their inaction and taste for indecision.
C.J. Obikile, 2020
31 Days of Poetry — Day 26
Thank you for reading my words. Here’s Day Twenty-Five’s Poem if you’d like to read more:
