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peer pressure


People look at her But they don’t see clearly. She is different for sure, So they overlook her-nearly. She dresses in dark colors And listens to only the music she prefers. She doesn’t care if she differs- Why would she want to be like others? Sadly people judge her, But she courageously faces them, Which tends to cause a stir. As she remains one of a kind, a gem.
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Mari4

I am a 19 year old girl and i have been writing since I can remember. It makes me feel closer to my grandpa, since he started me on it from an early age. i hate capital letters they seem out of place. i'm also random.

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