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Survivor
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WpMetadataReadComplete Thu, Oct 10, 2013<5 mins
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a short poem about a young child who watched his environment die due to a lethal disease, and he somehow managed to survive, completely immune. now he travels far and wide trying to stay alive, while remembering everything he missed about having people there by him. he suffers, himself, from asthma, and an active imagination, which soon becomes a true reality and affect him in the physical plane.
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She was pretending to be normal while being experimented on at home. Her life was different from the day she was born. the parents she knows don't care for her or any of her siblings that were there. So she helped them escape, and stayed behind for a reason unknown. But when high school starts and she has to stay home the first day because of experiments something changes. Her scientific 'parents' want to do a routine test but Shane injects herself accidentally with adrenaline. stupid of her really but her parents inject her with something. this was the last straw for her as the pai became too much for her. when she goes to school the next day she is different. it's noticeable to anyone and especially to the guy that bullies her everyday. what does she do when she see's her bullies girlfriend cheating on him? what will she do when she sees bruises on him? what does she do when she starts to change into a horrible being that only wants one thing?

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