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It rejects attempts to bury the speaker “in the dirt” and instead insists on rising again, likening that strength to dust, air, tides, moons, and suns. The text transforms shame into confidence, moving from a painful history rooted in suffering toward dawn-like clarity, ancestral gifts, and enduring hope.","Still I Rise by Maya Angelou, 1928 – 2014\n(Hear it read by the author: https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/still-i-rise)\nYou may write me down in history\nWith your bitter, twisted lies,\nYou may trod me in the very dirt\nBut still, like dust, I’ll rise.\nDoes my sassiness upset you?\nWhy are you beset with gloom?\n‘Cause I walk like I’ve got oil wells\nPumping in my living room.\nJust like moons and like suns,\nWith the certainty of tides,\nJust like hopes springing high,\nStill I’ll rise.\nDid you want to see me broken?\nBowed head and lowered eyes?\nShoulders falling down like teardrops,\nWeakened by my soulful cries?\nDoes my haughtiness offend you?\nDon’t you take it awful hard\n‘Cause I laugh like I’ve got gold mines\nDiggin’ in my own backyard.\nYou may shoot me with your words,\nYou may cut me with your eyes,\nYou may kill me with your hatefulness,\nBut still, like air, I’ll rise.\nDoes my sexiness upset you?\nDoes it come as a surprise\nThat I dance like I’ve got diamonds\nAt the meeting of my thighs?\nOut of the huts of history’s shame\nI rise\nUp from a past that’s rooted in pain\nI rise\nI’m a black ocean, leaping and wide,\nWelling and swelling I bear in the tide.\nLeaving behind nights of terror and fear\nI rise\nInto a daybreak that’s wondrously clear\nI rise\nBringing the gifts that my ancestors gave,\nI am the dream and the hope of the slave.\nI rise\nI rise\nI rise.","cbCaipkWNDlic1qq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipkWNDlic1qq","docx",77771,4,1,"English","en",105,"# Still I Rise\n## Defiance against lies and oppression\n## Rising with confidence and inner wealth\n## Transformation from pain to hope","[{\"question\":\"What is the main message of “Still I Rise”?\",\"answer\":\"The poem’s main message is that the speaker will keep rising despite bitter lies, humiliation, and hatred.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the poem describe the speaker’s resilience?\",\"answer\":\"Resilience is compared to forces that cannot be stopped—dust rising, air rising, tides pulling forward, and the certainty of moons and suns.\"},{\"question\":\"What historical suffering does the poem reference, and what does it lead to?\",\"answer\":\"It references a history of shame and pain rooted in oppression, then moves toward a dawn-like future filled with hope, ancestral gifts, and the dream of freedom.\"}]","Still I Rise - 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