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Kayla

by aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel

Teammates supplement for family Black and white pentagons are the walls around me Studded shoes fit snug as skin Practices beg for offerings We give them Blood Wanting more, we give sweat Arguments with my family bring tears We fight for every moment Our pulse pumping with the seconds on the scoreboard The score is never important All that matters is our sisterhood We are one
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aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel
22 / M / American
For You?
Written by
aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel
22 / M / American
Published
Nov 3, 2012
Time
1m
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I challenged myself to write a poem for anyone and everyone of my friends that retweeted a tweet on my twitter. This is one of them.

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