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We are lost
By haegan SILVER
Decatur, Florida

Every vein stands out, red for a moment, glowing then we drop, smooth and fluid As a diver into a black pool. We fall Quick ripples spread. Concentric circles form our entran...
haegan SILVER, Decatur, Florida
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Favorite Quote:
anything worth doing is worth doing wrong (or twice for that matter(or even doing it wrong twice))

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Dream World
By LiteraryJustice PLATINUM
Alexandria, Virginia
LiteraryJustice PLATINUM, Alexandria, Virginia
45 articles 0 photos 2 comments
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The Candles
By Wonhee Lim BRONZE
Alexandria, Virginia
Wonhee Lim BRONZE, Alexandria, Virginia
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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The Problem
By FishboytheWriter PLATINUM
Nogales, Arizona
FishboytheWriter PLATINUM, Nogales, Arizona
21 articles 0 photos 14 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Chaos, disaster, and disorder-My work here is done." --Mr. Fontes

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The One who died for me
By Elaina Crockett BRONZE
5A, New York
Elaina Crockett BRONZE, 5A, New York
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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Sisters Tears
By Anonymous
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Morning Bird (Song of Pocahontas)
By Elaina Crockett BRONZE
5A, New York
Elaina Crockett BRONZE, 5A, New York
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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Power of the Past
By tamparays21 BRONZE
Trumbull, Connecticut
tamparays21 BRONZE, Trumbull, Connecticut
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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Whose Page
By sunshine724 BRONZE
Cave Creek, Arizona
sunshine724 BRONZE, Cave Creek, Arizona
2 articles 1 photo 0 comments
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The Two Paths
By imaginarydreamer BRONZE
WOODINVILLE, Washington
imaginarydreamer BRONZE, WOODINVILLE, Washington
3 articles 1 photo 1 comment

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Always think of your audience, Swift advises, and don't baffle them with "obscure terms" and "hard words." Lawyers, surgeons, clergy, and especially academics should avoid using jargon when communicating with outsiders. "I know not how it comes to pass," he says, "that professors in most arts and sciences are generally the worst qualified to explain their meaning to those who are not of their tribe."

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