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This is a Poem/ Short Story writen by a student of Miss Clarks English class

This Page is a Highlight for the students of Miss Clarks English Class, they have written these poems and or short stories for Miss Clarks Class. Enjoy.
“I have discovered that the world needs more individuality. Too many people follow the trends and do things just because others think it’s right or cool.” -- Kayla
“The fact that little Jimmy sold his mother’s kidney to get a pair of Nike Shox just so that he would fit in at school sickens me. . .” -- Dusty
“I wish I could make them understand that the best balm is the satisfaction of accomplishment by oneself.” -- Annicka
“There is just not enough superpowers or feelings of revenge to go around and inspire ordinary people to do extraordinary things.” -- Jerusha
“I realized what the world could ultimately use. The world could use. . . less world.” – Nicole II
“Most of our actions are a direct extension of our attitude and our outlook on life.” -- Jason
“There is so much to see, the earth is so full of joy. Yet we seem to be missing what’s real. The earth was created by he, the man who made you and me.” -- Kaylee
“But on the other side of the spectrum, you have kids who have divorced parents but remain the same. . . They didn’t blame their parents. . . They took it as another challenge Life brought to them.” -- Stuart
“There is no one else to love. The world needs more love.” -- Stacy
“The dollar bill is made out of paper, but it can make or break a man and cause him to end his life. Alan Greenspan can bring the world to its knees by wave of his hand.” -- Paul
“It is better to be respected than to be liked.” -- Whitney
“You don’t hear too many people talk about the amazingly good violinist. . . you hear about the friends that stood by you.” -- Jenniffer
“The world needs more compassion; the only symbol is open arms.”
– Nicole I
“. . . Teachers that do unfair things to students to try to regain control of a class are stupid.” -- Chase
This is a Poem/ Short Story writen by a student of Miss Clarks English class