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Early before six, I hide in my bed.
Shrilly and harshly my wake-up bell rings. Sleepy and bleary-eyed I raise my head. Oh how I hate it when my alarm clock rings. Blindly I gropd fir the switch in the dark. It continues to shreak that it's monring time. Hard as I tried, I could not reach my mark. Being up this early is truly a crime. The clock finally shuts up. Quiet, how cool. It would be so nice to go back to sleep; It is such a great shame that today there is school. And I know that time always forward will creep. I pull off my blankets and sigh in dismay... And recall with a jolt today's Saturday. Plese don't laugh; it's for a bunch of little kids.
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