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Anxiety


With each passing day you ponder a thought How will you pay, when will you start They denied to tell you how hard it would be Writing 600 words to each school applied Even after you've licked the last stamps The waiting isn't quite over yet. There is still the months separating you From the admissions crucial review Finally a letter comes in the mail It looks to thin You already know you didn't get in The school you've dreamed about for 18 years All your plans dissapeer And then the anxiety builds again When you remember the other ten More applications to be reviewed Many more opportunities left to be pursued
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MVP-Most Valuable Poet
have a game plan and strategize nice poem-this can use to help you be more discipline keep writing

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