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This poem describes the speaker's upbringing through references to family traditions, core values, and formative experiences. The speaker shares that they come from a loving family environment characterized by support, Sunday family days, and football games. References to collard greens, pecan pie, and ice cream shops also provide details about the speaker's cultural background and community. Overall, the poem paints a picture of an upbringing centered around family, faith, and community.
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