My Letter to You
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Complete Wed, Jun 12, 2019<5 mins
Hi! I performed this at a Spoken Word Poetry competition and won first place for it. I hope you enjoy.
Description: Letting go and forgiving lost love, alone, in a movie theatre, on prom night.
(Forensics kids -- feel free to perform this if you want to !)
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