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Pencil
I found my poem, rolling off the
edge of my wooden desk and
landing towards the tip of my
brand new black Nikes as I
struggled to find the redundant
phrase in my “What’s Wrong
Wednesday” worksheet.
I try to kick my poem back up,
but my attempt fails miserably.
My poem is sent flying across
the room, landing right in front of
my teacher's podium. “Maybe no
one saw that” I thought to myself
as I took a quick scan across the
room. Every single eye was glued
on me, everybody anticipated my
next move I tried to slip out of my
desk silently, but ended up knocking
over my folder in the process. I
knew that unless I suddenly gained
some sort of telepathic powers, I
would have to walk over to my
poem with my brand-squeaking-
new shoes. So I took the walk of
shame, and as soon as I got back
to my desk, I could hear my
teacher say, “Jacob if you
keep throwing pencils in
my class, I’m going
to have to come
to your wedding
in 10 years
and throw
pencils
there
too.”

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