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How Can I Say?
by Alma H. (Age: 15)
copyright 12-22-2005


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  How Can I Say?
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One day you write a note,
the next, people say jokes.

Another day I give invitations,
the next, no one says anything.

How can I talk to the one,
other than the worksheet we work on.

I always hold my words in,
can anybody help me?


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01-26-2006 Anne-marie Hewlett    

Like Martin Luther King Jr. said: Lukewarm acceptance is more bewildering than outright rejection. Good poem.
12-31-2005 Leigh G.    

Ahhhh...Being rejected. For me being a pre-teen I've gotten my share of crushes. Some turned out good and others bad. Most only faded away, I was only rejected once I think. Also relation ships can be hard there, and after a lot of rejection you'll wonder, "What's the point?" Well I'm not sure what the point is. Also telling the guy you like involves a lot of courage and even if he does reject you, what matters the most is that you told him. :) This is a very creative and original poem! You don't need to put spaces in th elines though. And Euna's right. It should be longer. But you say what needs to be said in this short little poem. :)Keep up the good work. :)
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