Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond

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We had an assignment in my English/history class to read William Butler Yeats' "The Stolen Child" and circle at least 10 words and 2 lines that we liked. Then we had to write them on paper in our own poem... with our non-dominant hand. Oh boy. I'm a righty, so lucky me (*not sarcasm*), I was working with the creative right side of my brain. We had to type it, so I decided I'd post mine on here since I'm pretty happy with it and my friends said it was good so here it is. If you'd like, comment what you think it's about ;D Might be a little dark. *I DO NOT OWN "THE STOLEN CHILD" BY WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED BUT I DO OWN THIS POEM please do not use or duplicate without my permission*
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Okay, so for my senior year, I took a creative writing class as an elective. Mostly because I didn't have a sixth or seventh period and I wanted to give it a try. Not only did it have Creative Writing with making different stories, for the second half of the school year the class goes into making poems and crap like that. Making a book on Wattpad about this was my idea alone because I want to share what I came up with. This will include what I wrote down according to the writing prompt given, along with the poems that I made. This book will not last long as this is just to show off what I came up with in that one class, but still, stories are meant to be shared plus its a different kind of creativity. So....yeah! 👌

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