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Kaleidoscope


My life was like a kaleidoscope.

My hand gripped your's as we walked through the art fair that late May day.

Together.

Just like the pieces of the kaleidoscope.

I picked one up, put it to my eye, and saw an array of colors:

they were wonderfully bright, just like that late May day.

I miss that array of colors lighting up my life.

I miss you driving to my house to bring me my favorite flowers.

I miss your charm and charisma that never failed to make me laugh.

When it comes to you, my words aren't enough.

Because my words can't fully express the beauty of a kaleidoscope.

 

 

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Hello, my name is Jillian. I am 16 years old, I am a Junior in high school, and I attend an All-Girls Catholic school. I've never been much of a reader, but writing is my escape. When it comes to my poetry and writing, I can be pretty shy. When I get on stage, though, I'm a whole different person. I dream of going to a school in Chicago, preferably Loyola or DePaul. I like to explore new places; I am a natural born traveler.

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