Essay

By Gretchen Fitzgerald

By Julia Neubelt

Im that theatre kid
the acting one
who sings and dances
laughs with the 6th grade ensemble 
the 7th grade leads
the choreographers
but
when I walk up those stairs
center of down stage
lights off
spotlight

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