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The document is a collection of haiku poems written by students in Mrs. Glowski's 6th grade class at Norris Prep about various topics such as stars, french fries, puppies, candy, blue jays, psycho cats, tigers, music, Hannah Montana, ducklings, bunnies, soccer, McDonalds, sunsets, and friends. The poems explore the subjects in a simple, three-line format with a 5-7-5 syllable structure typical of haiku poems.
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