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Fireside Poets Analysis
By kaycro BRONZE
McDonough, Georgia

The Romantic period of literature occurs between the years of 1800 to 1860 throughout the United States. The Romantic period is characterized by many forms of inspiration, intuitio...
kaycro BRONZE, McDonough, Georgia
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Self Harm
By Anonymous
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Caring, Considerate, Corporate
By Anonymous
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I Remember
By mchensd GOLD
San Diego, California
mchensd GOLD, San Diego, California
11 articles 0 photos 2 comments
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Best Educator Nomination
By JinwonSong BRONZE
Newark, Delaware
JinwonSong BRONZE, Newark, Delaware
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Blue Eyes Today
By No-face59 BRONZE
Lexington, Kentucky
No-face59 BRONZE, Lexington, Kentucky
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
I can do all things through Christ GOD who strengthens me.

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#81497 Nonfiction
Failed Perception
By G-writer GOLD
Grantville, Pennsylvania
G-writer GOLD, Grantville, Pennsylvania
12 articles 0 photos 2 comments
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As Far As The Eye Would Venture
By SaphiraBrightscales DIAMOND
Islamabad, Other
SaphiraBrightscales DIAMOND, Islamabad, Other
75 articles 16 photos 1136 comments

Favorite Quote:
I&#039;ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. <br /> - Maya Angelou <br /> When i was little/I used to point a chubby finger toward the dark sky/And ask my father/why some stars moved and others didn&rsquo;t/He would laugh and explain that some were airplanes/I still wish on them today ~ Laugh-It-Out<br /> The feathers of a crow are black/The ink of my pen is blacker/The pain of my heart is blackest~ Mckay<br /> If love produced a blossom/I&rsquo;d take it in my palm/What a blessing, the bright color!/How soothing, such a balm!/I&rsquo;d keep a petal for my own/The rest, drop from my hands/For such a flower would multiply/And populate the lands~ thesilentraven<br /> And I began to rival legends/Long entombed before my birth./But for all my much envied fame/The lust for more would not abate./The plaques and prizes with my name/Will, like all things, disintegrate. ~ TheEpic95 now known as Helena_Noel

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#81499 Nonfiction
Self-Discovery in Chiang Muan
By Suah Lee BRONZE
Concord, Massachusetts
Suah Lee BRONZE, Concord, Massachusetts
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Barrier of Fear
By leandersanchez BRONZE
Los Angeles, California
leandersanchez BRONZE, Los Angeles, California
3 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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