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Try to Run

August 8, 2013
By WatercolorWriter SILVER, Sykesville, Maryland
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"To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world." --Unknown

"Be the change you want to see in the World." --Mahatma Gandhi

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Evil growls from behind.
Ghastly chuckles right beside.
Terror has arrived.

© Hali S., Robinson, IL

The author's comments:
This poem sums up most of my nightmares fairly well.
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sarah98 BRONZE said...
on Aug. 9 2013 at 1:17 pm
sarah98 BRONZE, Holyoke, Massachusetts
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It is better to write for yourself and have no audience than write for your audience and have no self.

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i love how you incorperated rhyme into the haiku. brilliant!!
tori-gurl PLATINUM said...
on Aug. 8 2013 at 10:48 pm
tori-gurl PLATINUM, Norwich, New York
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smile through everything no matter how bad it gets because it could be worse and if it gets worse well then it can only get better. :)

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This poem is short, but straight to the point. I feel like it illustrates a nightmare very quickly yet accurately and was very well written and to the point. Good job!

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