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A Pretty Girl

October 13, 2013
By Leah Carpenter BRONZE, Springfield, Missouri
Leah Carpenter BRONZE, Springfield, Missouri
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A soft, sweet summer breeze sweeps over the

Path, as her shimmering golden locks fly behind her while she

Runs after a little brown puppy. With her bright and

Exquisite sundress blowing in the wind and her dainty little baby

Toes padding on the cold, hard packed earth, not even noticing how hard and cold it is, and only seeing

The true beauty around her. She

Yields long enough to smell an auspicious, boastful flower, when a bright, red, luminescent berry

Growing on a vine catches her eye. She plucks

It off the vine and bites down as red juice covers her tiny chin. She is like a

Rose. A rose that represents

Life, so delicate and beautiful


The author's comments:
This is an acrostic Poem and it spells out A PRETTY GIRL.

My three year old sister inspired me to write this piece. This acrostic actually comes from a free verse poem I wrote and I will be posting that soon as well.

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