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School


(poems go here) Growing up as a child I was always pretty mild My Pre-k days flew by so fast Elementary was a blast Middle school was very cool High school the kids were cruel. I knew I wanted to go to college In order to attain more knowledge Tuition was a big factor More persistent of being a doctor My sights were set on a scholarship Working hard on Physics and my penmanship. They say you have to be athletic So I’ll refute it with my academics I volunteer at the hospital Even when practicing for recitals I enjoy going to school Even though at times it is uncool.
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