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I Feel Surreal

by Hannah Puelle Age 6 When my brother looked like a monster in the water, When a cat starts to talk, A fish starts to dance, When a ceiling board jumped, When a slide banged itself, When I jumped without … Continue reading

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No One Suspected

by Flower White, Age 16 No one suspected that underneath her blonde curls and dimpled smile she was hurt, fed up with all the dirt from the wigs to underneath her skirt, she was dyin inside trying to fit in, … Continue reading

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Soaring

by Mishal Awan If I would fly, I would fly high into the sky, Soaring, soaring High up Flying I may even feel the glittering moon I’ll be free from everything I won’t be in a tight ring, Flying, soaring … Continue reading

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Free Write

Mishal Awan Age 10 Every time I cry, My mother sighs and says that life is very difficult. There is more pain than anything you can imagine. I gulp and think of how I could sink and then I shudder … Continue reading

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Julia from Wichita

by Mary Blas Why does the IRS question your largess? Julia from Wichita. Audited again. Your second floor boarders attest to your goodness. Why does the IRS question your largess? Like benevolent ghosts we whisper your kindness, That their jade-studded … Continue reading

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