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Mockingjay (The Hunger Games)

Sitting in the darkness, Waiting for my kill, An animal passes by, My stomach will soon fill. I can almost hear the crowd cheering As I catch my evening snack, I am alone out here- I’ve lost contact with my pack. I hear a familiar cry in the distance, The sound soon starts to fade, It isn’t what I thought it would be- Above flies a mockingjay. It’s wide wings cover up above, For a moment I have no light, The cry of the bird hurts me, I try to put up a fight. My sister, it makes me feel she’s hurt, I lower my bow down, She has to be home, I know she is, But they’ve got her sound somehow. I tell myself not to worry, As the bird starts to fly and sing, A beautiful song I recognize, Like the silver in the mockingjay’s wings.
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emily-huang
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Aug 2, 2011
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~Written for my English class, read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins to understand it!

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