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there goes my ride
By Desee GOLD
Lenior City, Tennessee

Have you ever just wanted to drop out of school? Maybe, you think there is something else for you that is more Important, like working perhaps. It's really not. I'm 17 an...
Desee GOLD, Lenior City, Tennessee
14 articles 1 photo 2 comments

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If the sky were to suddenly open up, there would be no law, there would be no rule. There would only be you and your memories. - donnie darko, 2001

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What Matters Most
By Nathaniel631 BRONZE
Montgomery, Alabama
Nathaniel631 BRONZE, Montgomery, Alabama
1 article 0 photos 0 comments

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Yolo

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Put down the cake... Now.
By Anonymous
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Dear Perfectionist
By mem228 DIAMOND
Attleboro, Massachusetts
mem228 DIAMOND, Attleboro, Massachusetts
80 articles 5 photos 25 comments

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The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday.

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Earley Moring
By WarmSummerRain BRONZE
Colorado Springs, Colorado
WarmSummerRain BRONZE, Colorado Springs, Colorado
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They Saved Me...
By Anonymous
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Decision Day
By Sawsan BRONZE
Anaheim, California
Sawsan BRONZE, Anaheim, California
1 article 0 photos 0 comments
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The Rollercoaster
By Kiyo.Cheah BRONZE
New York, New York
Kiyo.Cheah BRONZE, New York, New York
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The Milkshake
By Isaac Burns BRONZE
Ivoryton, Connecticut
Isaac Burns BRONZE, Ivoryton, Connecticut
2 articles 0 photos 0 comments
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I Was Asked Today...
By demerynoelle SILVER
Fountain, Minnesota
demerynoelle SILVER, Fountain, Minnesota
9 articles 3 photos 6 comments

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And those who were seen dancing were thought insane by those who could not hear the music.

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