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By Nurbicain BRONZE
Beccar, Other

The last four years, you’ve been in restless slumber. The days filled with tears, are too many to number. But today, I’ve heard some dreadful news. The day you’ve so long...
Nurbicain BRONZE, Beccar, Other
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karebear1209 BRONZE, Natchitoches, Louisiana
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By Deitz3935 BRONZE
Mauston, Wisconsin
Deitz3935 BRONZE, Mauston, Wisconsin
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You have every choice in life, besides to be born and to die.

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By Rachelpauli SILVER
Christiansburg, Virginia
Rachelpauli SILVER, Christiansburg, Virginia
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By Nicki Baker BRONZE
Strafford, Missouri
Nicki Baker BRONZE, Strafford, Missouri
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By Trinity_Monroe5 BRONZE
Wichita Falls, Texas
Trinity_Monroe5 BRONZE, Wichita Falls, Texas
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Winning is not everything, but making an effort is.<br /> If &quot;Plan A&quot; didn&#039;t work, there are 25 more letters of the alphabet. Lets do this.

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By msstang03 BRONZE
Wichita Falls, Texas
msstang03 BRONZE, Wichita Falls, Texas
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&quot;It&#039;s a metaphor you see. You put the ting that kills you in your mouth. But you don&#039;t give it the power to kill,&quot;- Augustus Waters

Amani3D PLATINUM, New Castle, Delaware
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Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed by the masses.

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By Amani3D PLATINUM
New Castle, Delaware
Amani3D PLATINUM, New Castle, Delaware
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Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood, let alone believed by the masses.

JoseBenjaminSorto BRONZE, Elgin, Illinois
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&ldquo;If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story.&rdquo; - Orson Welles