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A Native's Land
October 29, 2018
He looked up into a blue sky, and observed the beautiful land surrounding him. He went out to find food. He came back to his healthy family. In the blink of an eye, he looked up into a blue sky he might never see again, he observed the beautiful land that was no longer his. He turned to his poor family, and back at the food that was not his anymore. He soon saw nothing, no family, no home, no land.
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This set piece is about Native American land, and how it was conquered or taken by force. I used repetition and short sentences to give this piece more emphesis.