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By Joseph Rose

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By: Clark Garza

Swimming is the best
All you do at swimming is swim around
Water is always moving
that's true
slilent
I twirl
in
the moment

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By Betty Jo
The poem reads:
Two lives.
Which life is true?
Even with reassurance
I haven't felt peace.
Life could branch in different directions,
shine brighter,
catch my eye.
On a whim,
twist the base.
Look inside.
Nothing.
Away on its shelf.
The spinning arrow,
I still spin.
Wondering.

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Rachel m

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By: Mira

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By Jack

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By: Abby

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By: Eliana

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By: Eden

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By Lukr

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By Griffin

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By: Sam G.

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By: Madeline Darooge

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By Kelly Couvreur

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By:Adam Hall

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by Alex Bruce

Transcript:

Anger rises in me
He has fear
I glance back
But they must be causal
Suspect
Shaking
Of couse
I should have realized
Someone fears him
No
They won't let anyone know
He was shocked

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Excuse me if you can't read the photo well, I couldn't get the outdoor lighting right.

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by Audrey Gebben

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by Meredith Christy

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I put it in on my phone and forgot my name

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By: Maggie Shreiner

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Heavy
Silver
It is hiking
Out in the farmlands
Never smiles
He reaches for silver from the banquet
Can I keep it?
It seems special
All right I say

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Black Out Poem

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"Running" black out poem by Lucy Cavanaugh

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"Running" black out poem by Lucy Cavanaugh