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One Choice can change lives. One Choice can be the difference between a hero or a villain. Ever wonder if one decision could change the course of your life? There are two poems in this, each with the same character, situation, well, everything: The only difference is one, single choice.

(A poetic telling of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks) This short 3 stanza, poem tells about the events that took place on 9/11 in Acrostic form. I wrote this poem for my eight grade Reading language arts class. I'd you enjoy the poem please leave a vote! Thank you for reading my poem!

A collection of found poems, created from existing documents, letters, and written sources of the past. Unintentional poetry from a variety of inspirations. The ghosts of the past plead their cases with irony, humor, and often profound sadness and hope. This collection highlights that our battles have always been the same, it is only the illusion of time that has changed.

"They deceived us, and deceived themselves, the quiet-voiced elders, bequeathing us merely a receipt for deceit." said Loo, feeling almost all-knowing, almost sorry, once she reached the end of Four Quartets, wondering when her story shall begin. And it already did, and she didn't feel it. And it wasn't fully hers, and she didn't know. One knows very little, these days. This narrative poem has four parts, meant to form a unified whole. It is uninspired. It has no heroes and no villains. Its characters are fragments of an unfiltered imagination. Any resemblance between them and real people is coincidental.

This poem is a writing workshop piece for my research project, I was encouraged to upload it.

in which I torment myself by writing Shakespearean sonnets.

A simple ode to a complex artist.

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