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Whistling a tune with my parched lip, I walked through the deserted desert. Visualizing I was in a extravagant ship, On a luxury trip, having dessert. Regrettably, I knew I was in a desert, With nothing to cover me but a torn shirt. My miserable fate Thirsty, my pocket full of rotten dates. Hoping for something decent, to come my way. A blue liquid shimmered in the front. Hope flooded into me. I jumped into the water, And I drank like I had never drunk. And by the way it’s not the same old mirage story, It was water and I sipped it in glory!
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 5:46 AM UTC
Not a mirage
Whistling a tune with my parched lip, I walked through the deserted desert. Visualizing I was in a extravagant ship, On a luxury trip, having dessert. Regrettably, I knew I was in a desert, With nothing to cover me but a torn shirt. My miserable fate Thirsty, my pocket full of rotten dates. Hoping for something decent, to come my way. A blue liquid shimmered in the front. Hope flooded into me. I jumped into the water, And I drank like I had never drunk. And by the way it’s not the same old mirage story, It was water and I sipped it in glory!
Wrote in 7th grade. Hope you like it!
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 5:46 AM UTC
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