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Eight O’clock
It’s the first day of freshman year,
 the bus picks me up and I have 
 no one to sit next to.
 I get off the bus and walk across
 the high school campus,
 pretending to feel calm, even thought inside I feel my veins dilute and my stomach churns.
 I go inside the building, pushed
 around by tall upperclassmen, then,
 me just carrying around a blue Jansport book bag carelessly clueless and naive.
 I scan my new school ID card and smell the air of school breakfast- bagels and cream cheese.
 I climb up the stairs, breathe deeply and look at my watch- 
 Eight O’clock,
 Time for my faith to shine.
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