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A Death Blow is a Life Blow to Some
By akain94 BRONZE
Irvine, California

It was Saturday morning. I went downstairs to go make breakfast, happy that the week was finally over. It was a beautiful winter day in the middle of my sophomore year. Before I we...
akain94 BRONZE, Irvine, California
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#32892 Nonfiction
All About Racing
By Anonymous
#32893 Nonfiction
Starry Nights
By ahammond17 BRONZE
Unviersity Heights, Ohio
ahammond17 BRONZE, Unviersity Heights, Ohio
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#32894 Nonfiction
The Letters
By amaguilar BRONZE
Marrero, Louisiana
amaguilar BRONZE, Marrero, Louisiana
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#32895 Nonfiction
Counting the Days
By skhullar BRONZE
Iowa City, Iowa
skhullar BRONZE, Iowa City, Iowa
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Favorite Quote:
Normality is a paved road, comfortable to walk, but no flowers bloom<br /> - Vincent Van Gogh

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#32896 Nonfiction
The War Within
By Anonymous
#32897 Nonfiction
I Meant Everything I Said Earlier
By Allykat12297 BRONZE
Isabela, Other
Allykat12297 BRONZE, Isabela, Other
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;Magic is only science we haven&#039;t discovered yet&quot;

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#32898 Nonfiction
Sailing in the Desert
By C.Colleen BRONZE
Tempe, Arizona
C.Colleen BRONZE, Tempe, Arizona
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Favorite Quote:
&ldquo;Anyone who writes well, I suspect, writes primarily by ear, listening to the music of words. That means we should be careful what language we allow to tune our ears. If you&#039;ve grown up in the midst of gifted talkers, then you&#039;re in luck; but if the talk you hear comes mainly from television or movies, if you read mostly junk, or if you don&#039;t read much at all, you&#039;re not likely to develop a keen ear for your own writing. You won&#039;t be able to hear the clunks and cliches. You won&#039;t know whether your sentences are breathing.&rdquo;<br /> -Scott Russell Sanders

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#32899 Nonfiction
The Act of Being Sad
By Anonymous
#32900 Nonfiction
ADD Sucks
By Anonymous