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The Thirst

The bright sun shone down on the flowers that day. It made them sweat like slaves in a field of weeds. To the flowers the sun felt like a giant pool of lava sitting by the bay. Every inch and...

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Mother Nature

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Explaining Myself

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The Colour of Life

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You & Me

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I saw you today, But you're not as I remember. Your eyes no longer sparkle, You've changed since last September. You were so full of life, Yet now you are so cold. Your...

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Take my Heart and Break It

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Dysfunctional

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Oblivion

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White is a Color, Not a Definition This work has been published in the Teen Ink monthly print magazine.

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What the hell kind of question is that? Please bubble in your race. Am I white? By default I suppose I am. But that does not define me. Is there another box, because if they want to know my...

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