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Fifteen
By Free- GOLD
Blllll, Kentucky

People think being fifteen is beautiful Big bright eyes and long leggy limbs Twenty-year old boys romancing them With flowers clenched in their muscular arms Parties with just...
Free- GOLD, Blllll, Kentucky
14 articles 1 photo 25 comments

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&quot;I believe in you and I believe in me, and I believe that we are not meaningless.&quot;<br /> &quot;What a waste of a perfectly good wrist.&quot;

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Where I'm From
By Anonymous
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The Girl With Red Eyes
By Lovely_Ashes BRONZE
Lebo, Kansas
Lovely_Ashes BRONZE, Lebo, Kansas
2 articles 0 photos 1 comment

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&quot;If you love someone than let it go cause if it was truly yours than it will find its way back to you&quot;

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Oclock
By JAMAICADRE BRONZE
Detriot, Michigan
JAMAICADRE BRONZE, Detriot, Michigan
1 article 0 photos 0 comments

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The 1998 Car Crash
By Anonymous
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Because.......
By kalan chism BRONZE
Oakpark, Michigan
kalan chism BRONZE, Oakpark, Michigan
1 article 0 photos 0 comments
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Enoty House
By KiyaHoward BRONZE
Oak Park, Michigan
KiyaHoward BRONZE, Oak Park, Michigan
1 article 0 photos 0 comments
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Remembering Him
By TheQuiet SILVER
TACOMA, Washington
TheQuiet SILVER, TACOMA, Washington
5 articles 0 photos 1 comment

Favorite Quote:
&quot;Imagination is more important than knowledge.&quot; Albert Einstein

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Nature and human
By NithinPurpleAuthor SILVER
Trivandrum, Other
NithinPurpleAuthor SILVER, Trivandrum, Other
7 articles 1 photo 0 comments

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&#039;Bear your soul that defy, O&#039; man,and bear the willingness that confront your fright from an anguished brain,when courage the fame born brother of venture and that thus lead you from agonal waves that trembles inner your minds myriad shorelines,when

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What to Remember When Waking
By Anonymous