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Read MoreI remember playing near a fire hydrant on a hot beaming sunny day. I remember my mom telling me it’s not safe and the fear of being outside alone creeping up my back. I remember cheerios and pop tarts for breakfast...
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Read MoreI remember the first lockdown and how the “two-week break” quickly turned into months and then a year. I remember being gone from the last day of in-person school and the toilet paper being sold out quick as hotcakes,...
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Read MoreI am from candles that make every corner of the apartment smell like cinnamon and photos of family members I haven’t met and ones who I know dearly.From incense that makes the room smell good to candies, my aunts...
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Jaylene commented on the post, A Happy Place
Dear Juan,
I am amazed by your poem, “A happy place” because it caught my eye and kept me interested. Even thought it was short it had a lot to tell.
One line that stands out for me is, “Out here I can feel the gloom.”. I think this line is interesting because it shows how a place can change someone’s mood.
Another line that stands out for…Read More -
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Read MoreThe red room in my old after school Up the stairs and down the hall Hidden in between walls it waits empty for our laughter to fill it The red room in my old after school That’s where my friends and I Would...
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