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"Scholar"


Back home where i grew up I was pushed to do my best in school mostly but also respect i did what i was told until i could no longer i was no longer a student or a child i was in between high school graduate and college freshmen parents, who have sheltered me, freaked out they pushed me to grow up in a very short time i was a scholar back home now i'm a "scholar" in college in letters and phone calls parents think i'm still a scholar up here in college i know i'm a "scholar" scholar back home was just too easy "scholar" up here is way to hard scholar "scholar"
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