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This document contains several short poems submitted by students for a poetry project, including haikus and cinquains. The poems describe subjects like the moon, sand dunes, hamsters, monkeys, cacti, spiders, children, squirrels, parrots, and soccer. They explore themes of nature, animals, and everyday experiences.
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- 2. by Judit Echevarría
- 3. When I saw you, I was scared, Why ? I don’t know, maybe because I was scared to Fall in Love with you, and now, finally when I have fallen, I’m scared to loose you. BY: LOVEPREET
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- 7. Emil Hristov Sky The light desappears And a ray of light Covers the beige sky
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