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Reginah2056
Davison, Michigan
Member for 6 years
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ABOUT ME
I’m a teen who, like most others, writes as their escape from their problems. Except unlike other teens, who write in the captions of Instagram photos, I tend to write philosophical and creatively depressing poems in the notes app on my phone.

INTERESTS AND FAVORITES
Books: Divergent by Veronica Roth, Counting by 7s by Holly Goldberg, Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
Music: Twenty One Pilots, Panic at the Disco, Waterparks, All Time Low
Interests: Guitar, Ukulele, Singing- Music, Drawing, Writing, Reading


Poetry
I Thought I Loved Her
By Reginah2056 BRONZE
Davison, Michigan
Reginah2056 BRONZE, Davison, Michigan
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Favorite Quote:
“We tend to think more about what we could have done instead, rather than the implications of our actions moving forward. So write a list. A list of both the things you did that you are most upsetting you today, and the things that will upset you tomorrow if you don’t act now. I think you’ll find the list you are worrying about so much is the one whose outcome can no longer be changed. Action is what initiates change. It is in the present and can only stretch into the future, and change is often what we need most.”

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Poetry
Change
By Reginah2056 BRONZE
Davison, Michigan
Reginah2056 BRONZE, Davison, Michigan
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Favorite Quote:
“We tend to think more about what we could have done instead, rather than the implications of our actions moving forward. So write a list. A list of both the things you did that you are most upsetting you today, and the things that will upset you tomorrow if you don’t act now. I think you’ll find the list you are worrying about so much is the one whose outcome can no longer be changed. Action is what initiates change. It is in the present and can only stretch into the future, and change is often what we need most.”

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