A.N.S.

A.N.S.

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Poetry
Just before I graduated high school, one of my last assignments was to write a poem and perform it in a mini-Poetry Slam. My writing teacher said to write about anything I know/care about. For a long time, I was stuck: every subject that came to mind was either too difficult to express in honest words, or it simply didn't hold my heart. That was until Adam popped up. My brother, Adam, became my subject for this piece. He has had a tough life; from a traumatic birth, discouraging doctor visits, and severe bullying to attending a great college, getting a cool batman tattoo and pursuing his dreams, Adam has become a walking success story. As soon as I started thinking, my pen flew across the paper. I actually had to cut a few bits from the original since it took too long to perform. Anyway- readers, most of you won't really get the significance of this piece, but that's okay. Just know that I wrote this with love, and I am glad you stumbled upon this.
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