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Me and my sister talk, Chatting a few minutes at night. Me and my sister play, Sledding in the winter, And frolicing in the field during summer. Me and my sister argue, Over the smallest things. I call her a sour, bitter, lemon, She calls me ignorant. Me and my sister laugh so hard, We can’t breathe. I wish we were telepaths sometimes, So we could read eachothers’ minds. But sometimes I wish we didn’t, Cause some thoughts should be kept private.
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Dec 9, 2016
Dec 9, 2016 at 7:05 PM UTC
Sisters (Chosen Version)
Me and my sister talk, Chatting a few minutes at night. Me and my sister play, Sledding in the winter, And frolicing in the field during summer. Me and my sister argue, Over the smallest things. I call her a sour, bitter, lemon, She calls me ignorant. Me and my sister laugh so hard, We can’t breathe. I wish we were telepaths sometimes, So we could read eachothers’ minds. But sometimes I wish we didn’t, Cause some thoughts should be kept private.
The version I submitted for class
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Dec 9, 2016
Dec 9, 2016 at 7:05 PM UTC
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