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Your brain is under immense pressure. That needs to change. (A Dear Me entry / sequel)
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For the ones who used their words to battle injustice, and fight for equality & liberty.
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Since February 18, 2012
Hi! I'm Alex or Alexandria, whichever you prefer. I'm fourteen, and an aspiring writer. Feel free to read what you'd like. Also, I'd feel honored if you would review and give me your honest thoughts.
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    A Boy Named Paul  Open in new Window.
    Rated: 13+ · Death · #1869144
    A poem dedicated to my late friend, Paul, who recently committed suicide.
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    Always Moving  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Nature · #1856477
    A poem about nature
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    Why Write?  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Personal · #1854808
    The reason I write
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    Remember Me  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Personal · #1851970
    A poem about my fear of being forgotten
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    A Flood of Color  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Personal · #1849355
    A freeverse poem about myself
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    Do you see what I see?  Open in new Window.
    Rated: E · Psychology · #1849145
    A short poem about the difference between following and leading.
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