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Most of this was written for a creative writing class, but maybe I can add more at a later time when/if I come up with more. They were difficult to do at first, but honestly, once I became more used to it, it was hard to stop and get into a different frame of mind.

    I'm not saying that anyone would, but I will ask- even beg that no one copies my work. I am kind of shy with my writing and showing it to others, but at the same time I do want to share it! So please no one copy it or take it and try to make it to something their own.All Rights Reserved

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