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The Brightest Star
By Saruhhh BRONZE
Mapelton, Illinois

That phone call has forever changed me. I have always been afraid of new things, you were no different. What was supposed to just entertain me for the night, turned into somethin...
Saruhhh BRONZE, Mapelton, Illinois
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Favorite Quote:
"six billion souls, six billion people, and sometimes all you need is one"

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When I
By Anonymous
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Me and My Life
By Vampirelover001 SILVER
Staunton, Virginia
Vampirelover001 SILVER, Staunton, Virginia
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Favorite Quote:
A breakup is like a cut. Their might be a scar but the pain will go away.<br /> In dreams we never stop living. So in life never stop dreaming.

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To Write Love on there arms
By savannahhope11 SILVER
Pflugerville, Texas
savannahhope11 SILVER, Pflugerville, Texas
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;without god you can beome the person you never wanted to be&quot;

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Failure
By Michele Tanke-Juska BRONZE
Culver, Indiana
Michele Tanke-Juska BRONZE, Culver, Indiana
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Journey
By TsaiC BRONZE
Culver, Indiana
TsaiC BRONZE, Culver, Indiana
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Negativity
By ottochan BRONZE
Hong Kong, Other
ottochan BRONZE, Hong Kong, Other
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Granny's Secret
By PrincessatHeart BRONZE
Bailey, Colorado
PrincessatHeart BRONZE, Bailey, Colorado
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;Every time you smile at someone it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing.&quot; ~ Mother Theresa.

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All Hampsters Go to Heaven (I Hope)
By Anonymous
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Once a Child, Now a Leader: The Culver Way
By Anonymous