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Based off a poem a black out poem I created in ELA today. 

Valentina Cassiano was left unaccounted for after a deadly accident almost seven years ago. No one went looking for and she remained missing for years. 
Many people in the town of Germantown Maryland believe she had died while others say she's still alive. Yet she was neither. She was a whisper in the wind of a great wreckage that costed hundreds of lives.All Rights Reserved

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