Writing
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Slack line
I walk a fine line.
Life and death.
Funny and weird.
Smart and dumb.
Waiting for a light breeze to blow me one way.
Will I stay on this line forever?
When will I get off?
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Number crunching
Time crunch of number crunching
calculators I didn't know we could use
a packet I'm so screwed for
a teacher who doesn't teach
I have never been this panicked
meltdown mode
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The American Political Compass: A Primer on Four Prominent Ideologies in American Politics
What is "The American Political Compass," and why was it written?
Introduction
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The Taste of Home
Peeling white paint
Stained wooden floors
Dim yellow light bulbs
Papers strewn across the floor
An unmade bed piled with blankets and pillows
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Whispers of a home
I hear the tick of a clock letting me know every second I am wasting as I scroll through my phone,
the slide of my finger against the screen,
the tap of my thumb as I message someone back,
artificial noise.
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A child in Spring
Some where there is a child jumping in new puddles,
playing in the soft mud of the Earth,
full of joy.
Some where a child picks springs new dandelions,
blowing on the fluffy seeds to make wishes.