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poetry can make you feel like melting ice cream ,but can make you feel like a dog in the rain

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Poetry is like looking at yourself in the mirror. You allways will see yourself in it.

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Poetry is like a reflection of yourself, showing you in another dimension.

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I know it is poetry when it touches my heart and makes me cry or it makes me think of happy things and tells me not to sigh

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Poetry gets lost in translation.

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Poetry is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get.

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Poetry is like a emerald shining bright like a diamond.

Poetry is minecraft because there are a lot of adventures waiting for you and me.

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Poety Is You Expressing Your Feelings using a of paper and pencil

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Poetry is like sports; something new always happens.

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Basketball

On Thursday, the NBA announced the final results of fan balloting for the 2015 All-Star Game, to be held in New York City on Feb. 15. The fans' votes determined which players - specifically, two guards and three frontcourt players - will start for each conference. (Reserve selections are made by the league's head coaches and will be announced next Thursday.)

Some of the results were beyond dispute. For instance, Golden State's Stephen Curry led all NBA players with more than 1.5 million votes, an honor thoroughly befitting the current league leader in Real Plus-Minus (RPM). Others were less supportable; Kobe Bryant garnered more votes than all but three players despite sub-replacement level play this season, while Carmelo Anthony was elected an Eastern Conference starter despite his Knicks' well-documented awfulness.

The fans have a long history of casting votes for big names playing subpar ball, and it's clear there's not a perfect relationship between All-Star voting and actual on-court value. To see what kind of link exists between the two, I plotted vote totals against RPM wins above replacement (WAR) for the 50 players whose results were released Thursday. For a sense of how many WAR are generally needed to earn a given number of votes, I also ran a local regression between the two numbers.

T he relationship between voting and WAR isn't particularly strong, especially for players with fewer than 5 WAR. Once a player is beyond that territory, it appears he can at least begin to grab voters' attention with better play. But for players below that threshold, performance can be lost in a sea of other confounding factors.

Bearing in mind that rather large caveat, the most underrated player in the sample was the Portland Trail Blazers' Damian Lillard; his 7.4 WAR appears to deserve nearly 800,000 votes, but he amassed less than half that. Similarly, Paul Millsap of the Atlanta Hawks was picked on only about 122,000 ballots, despite a WAR total that would seemingly justify over four times as many votes.

At the other end of the spectrum, Bryant certainly looks overvalued - his 1.15 million votes were about four times what would be expected from his WAR total. But the player with the biggest disparity between actual and predicted voting this season is Kobe's old rival LeBron James. James's 5.5 WAR seems to correlate with about 412,000 votes - roughly the same as what the Chicago Bulls' Jimmy Butler compiled (and deserved) in the balloting - but James's actual total of 1.47 million beat that prediction by more than a million votes.

Here's each player's vote total compared to what would be expected based on WAR:

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LeBron And Kobe (Probably) Got A Lot More All-Star Votes Than They Deserved

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Basketball On Thursday, the NBA announced the final results of fan balloting for the 2015 All-Star Game, to be held in New York City on Feb. 15. The fans' votes determined which players - specifically, two guards and three frontcourt players - will start for each conference.

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Poetry are thoughts expressed through from emotion.

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Poetry is like a spark. As you grow up in life, unexpected things will happen and it seems like you want to burst like a firework.

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My favorite holidays are the ones that I can always attach to certain traditions and memories, and this holds true for the fourth of July. Every July 4th my best friend Merryl and I get together and go to my cousin's bbq on the beach and then walk to Atlantic Ave in Delray Beach and watch the fireworks. My cousin's friends usually have hundreds of dollars worth of somewhat professional fireworks (I think legal). However, I stay away from those and choose the poppers and sparklers instead. Since this is South Florida we usually are under an umbrella, but none the less enjoying the celebrations. I think I like fireworks so much because rarely do you look around and see so many people looking up to the sky. We should all do this more often
Sparklers!
via Pinterest via Dellystar
Red Heart Umbrellas
I want to be prepared and yet festive
Red White and Blue Ice Pops
I think I am going to make these for my cousin's party...

via Tip Junkie
Printable Party Sets
Such a cute touch for handing out Sparklers

via Print Your Party

via Anders Ruff

via A Measured Gift
Casual Shirts
{I can't afford this one}

{Much more reasonable!}

via Anthropologie
Red or Blue Jean Shorts
{soo not my legs, but I think these shorts could work}

via Bloomingdales
OR Dressy Day Dress Flip Flops
I don't know about your plans, but rain+beach=must wear flip flops.

via Bloomingdales

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My favorite holidays are the ones that I can always attach to certain traditions and memories, and this holds true for the fourth of July. Every July 4th my best friend Merryl and I get together and go to my cousin's bbq on the beach and then walk to Atlantic Ave in Delray Beach and watch the fireworks.

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Poetry is like life, you discover something new everyday.

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Poetry is every moment or event in your life. You discover a new part of your life every time. Sometimes you open the door to something new.

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Poetry is like the galaxy. It involves everything and can be very mysetrious.

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The world is a cage and poetry sets us free from the depression of the world. Many may argue and say that poetry can be dark and sadening, I will say to them that the cage is our inner feelings, building up, and peotry frees those emotions from the cage.

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Poetry is a rollercoaster going backwards, you never know what's next, all you can do is scream.

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Poetry is like a movie. It can be be scary, funny, emotional, sometimes you can't explain it. In the end you either enjoyed it, understand the topic or scarred for life.