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By Alexandra Sysol BRONZE
La Mesa, California
An orange falls to the ground, like my life when it falls to pieces. It is no longer wanted: an outcast, dirty, vibrantly cast aside. It lies upon the dusty ground, wondering why...
La Mesa, California
An orange falls to the ground, like my life when it falls to pieces. It is no longer wanted: an outcast, dirty, vibrantly cast aside. It lies upon the dusty ground, wondering why...