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Wenjie Mangaron (9/22/2011 1:45:00 AM)
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very nice poem..its simple but it can relate
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Ansha Truter (8/17/2011 6:59:00 AM)
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This one has gotta be my favourite *thumbs up*
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Shadow Girl (6/15/2011 9:06:00 AM)
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I am so glad i found these truly inspirational poems via Maya Angelou's link. A true poet able to express raw emotions freely into words.SG
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Jahrae Li (6/8/2011 8:55:00 PM)
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it would be way better without the last two lines... it flows so perfectly thought that the end sounds so choppy
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Robin King (5/3/2011 10:18:00 AM)
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For one I think this is a inspiration poem.I love tupac la la love tupac and for people to say negative comment on this poem it make me mad because you dont even know or understand what the poem mean's.i think for you dumb people out there who have never even listen to any of his music or never felt his pain need to sit down and look at there self cause there might be a little self hate! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! .And for all you Tupac hater go kill your self already and stop hateing on him and yourself.R.I.P TUPAC! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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Lowell Gloeckl (5/1/2011 2:35:00 PM)
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Cant believe some of the negative comments. I will say that I am white and find Tupac as a huge inspiration. Tupac achieved more in 25 years than most people would achieve in 3 of his lifetimes. To the people writting the hateful comments maybe u should listen to some of his music and you might learn something. Go do something with your life other than adding more negativity to the world. You may not like him but just know that his words have had a much bigger impact on the world than you ever will. The media portrayed him as something evil just because he was never afraid to tell how the world really is. Anytime somebody tries to make a difference and fights for what he believes in, there will always be people who dont like it. That is why his music got labeled as 'gangster rap' not because he was a bad person.
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` Uutherfckn Ghee (3/23/2011 6:38:00 AM)
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this is honestly one of my favourite poems,
rest easy ghee;
and to all them haters, psssht...
tupac achieved a lot in his short-lived life;
he changed the way people thought and encouraged them to do more with their lives by relating to the same problems and struggles in which he also encountered,15 years on and his music is still working its magic with the younger generations. so tell me; what have you achieved?
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Laura Venter (4/21/2010 7:51:00 AM)
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hey, great poem... you really inspired me... i know that feeling too.. just never spoke out.. man thats a really good poem
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Anna Ragin (3/23/2010 7:47:00 PM)
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this is just so real...i love it. not hiding the feelings, putting them out there, its a hard thing to do
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Savanah Gleckler (12/23/2009 11:40:00 PM)
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@ CS, stick with the poems that start 'There once was a man from Nantucket' and maybe you won't be so disappointed. I for one thought this was very introspective for a rap artist, I'm impressed.
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