Still My Father’s Daughter

I am my father’s daughter.
The daughter who lived under her father’s covering.
The daughter whose head was anointed for greatness and leadership.

He taught me my place.
He taught me my ancestry.
He reminded me that I belonged to tribes so great that nations bow at the mere mention of them.

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Don’t Lose Your Steeze

How does it feel to be the only one left behind, especially when you’re doing everything right, yet it seems like everyone else is moving ahead of you at lightning speed?

Do you faint?
Do you stop trying?
Or do you keep moving?

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