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"Ha Ha! did some kid really get a 37 on the test? Good luck to that guy." Hi, I'm Miss 37 on a Recordkeeping test yet I ingest, more natural intelligence, from my morning spinach-strawberry-banana smoothie; than I do from eating your face off. Haley, restrain, breathe, write. I score more points when I invest every spastic ounce of energy into calming down. Plastic expectations don't deserve my jolted, steaming, red in the face nerves. My teacher and I know I haven't earned below a 70 yet this year. Two Years ago I was buried  myself beneath enough mulch I could barely emit muffled noises; let alone offer proposes of how far the stick up your *** is. Drowning in every pound of self destruction I erupted volcanos, melted my mother's heart. Struggled, mulligrubbed with my own monsters. Finally, I emerged from the dirt, blooming, fueled by the passion for life that consumed me. My roots hardened into knotted salvations; Pursuit of curiosity, to never stop asking questions. Passionate relationships, with equal give and take and Intrigue in the new and altruistic. I never asked to be a statistic among American teens who pursue the American Dream. Surviving a full year in high school is enough to satify my pride. A 37 is nothing to hide so say it louder man-boy. Straighten your spine on that testosterone pedestal. Good luck out there, I hope you catch em all! I'll be gazing at the sky, a piece of advice? Always keep your ears open, Always keep your eyes wide.
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 11:24 AM UTC
Miss 37
"Ha Ha! did some kid really get a 37 on the test? Good luck to that guy." Hi, I'm Miss 37 on a Recordkeeping test yet I ingest, more natural intelligence, from my morning spinach-strawberry-banana smoothie; than I do from eating your face off. Haley, restrain, breathe, write. I score more points when I invest every spastic ounce of energy into calming down. Plastic expectations don't deserve my jolted, steaming, red in the face nerves. My teacher and I know I haven't earned below a 70 yet this year. Two Years ago I was buried  myself beneath enough mulch I could barely emit muffled noises; let alone offer proposes of how far the stick up your *** is. Drowning in every pound of self destruction I erupted volcanos, melted my mother's heart. Struggled, mulligrubbed with my own monsters. Finally, I emerged from the dirt, blooming, fueled by the passion for life that consumed me. My roots hardened into knotted salvations; Pursuit of curiosity, to never stop asking questions. Passionate relationships, with equal give and take and Intrigue in the new and altruistic. I never asked to be a statistic among American teens who pursue the American Dream. Surviving a full year in high school is enough to satify my pride. A 37 is nothing to hide so say it louder man-boy. Straighten your spine on that testosterone pedestal. Good luck out there, I hope you catch em all! I'll be gazing at the sky, a piece of advice? Always keep your ears open, Always keep your eyes wide.
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 11:24 AM UTC
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