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You call me bitter. Yes, I am bitter. Why wouldn’t I be? The taste of your failure on my tongue burns from how you taught us that our creativity tastes of cough syrup and fear and that failure tastes of our very own blood. You call me restless. Yes, I am restless. How couldn’t I be? I dance to the exhaustive rhythm of discovering that I identify with test scores and not by the rhythm that stirred me from my forceful and deafening education.
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May 2, 2020
May 2, 2020 at 7:52 PM UTC
are you surprised?
You call me bitter. Yes, I am bitter. Why wouldn’t I be? The taste of your failure on my tongue burns from how you taught us that our creativity tastes of cough syrup and fear and that failure tastes of our very own blood. You call me restless. Yes, I am restless. How couldn’t I be? I dance to the exhaustive rhythm of discovering that I identify with test scores and not by the rhythm that stirred me from my forceful and deafening education.
I watched an interesting TED talk about America's education system.
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May 2, 2020
May 2, 2020 at 7:52 PM UTC
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