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Montoya's dancer


To Ms. Montoya,

 

I never danced before, but it called me.

I remember first hour beginning dance.

Pirouettes, fish flops, and leaps. Technique is key.

Days passed, I said, "I have to make advance."

You gave me a chance, I gave it my all.

Happy you chose me, I won't dissapoint.

I'll keep on dancing even if I fall.

I'll dance even though it's not my strong point.

I might not be as good as all the rest,

But i'll never give up, I promise, and 

One thing i'll say is I learned from the best.

I promise to dance until I can't stand.

It's all thanks to you, my motivation.

I'll dance, even after graduation.

 

Sincerely,

 

Joshua Hernandez

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