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School


Even though I never went to class, I had a real blast. The mornings really sucked, So much that I cussed. Breaking rules was always fun, While I wore my bun. I skimmed by in high school, Relaxed, like floating in a pool. At first I hated it all, But then I got a call, From this girl named Norma. Now we are BFFs and far from normal.
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