Confessions of a Shattered Soul
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Something I wrote all through the course of last year during high school. It isn't a master piece, and I'm no professional, but it is of some quality that a teacher of mine was shocked and amazed to see i could produce. If you knew me personally, you might understand this. Many things took place in that time, a close friend of my brother died, some family became ill, and many bad things had gone on. What started as a simple warm-up assignment, of which I no longer remember the prompt. This... this is how I feel. But now I continue to add, as I feel more.
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