GracieBee62

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It's been thirteen tedious days. But now, it's my time. It's today. *TODAY. Five letters. A million different emotions. One meaning. I can be myself for the next month. I ...

I wish I could tell myself that he won't be there for me. I wish I could tell myself that he just doesn't care. I wish I could slap myself ...

I wonder if there's a beautiful place out there. A place where you're not based on gender, appearance, wealth, race, job, sexuality, religion, or education. Where you're purely accepted for ...

"Give up." Just two little words that mean so much. Grown ups used to tell us never to give up. If we lost, coaches told they were happy that at ...

Tell me how you feel, Tell me if what we had was ever real. Because now, you're not what you were. Everything we used to have is just a blur. ...

This week has been too complicated. Hearing "6742" down the halls ruined my self esteem. Now I can't handle the pain; my shoulders are weighted. And everyone ruined my chance, ...

I thought this was a beautiful way to express your feelings. I think I understand your emotions and what you're going through; I'm going through something very similar. My favorite ...

"You'll never know how much time I've spent cryin' over you in the bathroom Thinkin', 'What should I do?' 'Cuz why should I tell you how I feel If you ...

These girls have always been my weakness. Not one ever saw my distress. But I had to face them, day after day, Wishing my loneliness would just stay away. The ...

Wow. I really, really enjoyed this poem. The rhymes were clever and fitting, and the words perfectly exemplified your feelings (at least, I think they did). This poem really touched ...

In my reading class, we were assigned to read the short story, "The Lady or the Tiger?" by Frank Stockton. The story finishes with a cliff hanger, and our teacher ...

I liked your take on the definition of "destiny." It's a very broad word, and you brought up some good points to properly argue your side. For the most part, ...

Very sweet. I liked the feel of it. I have one grammar-related question... in the first verse, you say: "School days that seem to come and go But I’ll never ...

The bell has rung, and our sneakers squeak. We're dancing in gym, so we all appear meek. None of us know, yet, who we will choose It might be a ...