Unbreakable By Abby Liebler: Poem Analysis

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Unbreakable written by abby liebler

I know it seems easy but in reality I'm afraid of everything I come across that's just the way I am
So love me or hate me just know it won't break me You can't stop me from feeling all these emotions that I feel you can say what you want about me but it won't phase me so love me or hate me just know it won't break me because I'm unbreakable

I'm unbreakable oooh I'm unbreakable ooh I'm unbreakable yeah I'm unbreakable yeah I'm unbreakable ooh I'm unbreakable

You can knock me down but I'll get right back up and I'll face you in my own they can talk and they can whisper but what they say won't matter because I'm not afraid anymore So love me or hate me just know it won't break me because I'm unbreakable

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