I absolutely hate poetry. It requires a certain mastery of words and rhythms that I am not well practiced in. Nevertheless, English teachers will be English teachers, and poetry is to romance as boogers are to walls. These are the only poems I could ever write that don't truly suck (in my opinion.) Please let me know what you think! (:

Jeraud always had things his way; he was the top scholar and top athlete in his school. Well, he was the top scholar and athlete, until his parents adopted the cutest little girl. His parents say she's perfect, his brothers love her to death, even his friends like her! Rosalind is just an all around sweetheart, but Jeraud could see through his adopted sisters disguise. Don't get her angry. She's not the Hulk, but she is a werewolf.

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Myah has been hated for as long as she could remember, and she's never even known why. It's a good thing she still has her foster parent Rebecca, her childhood friend Ryann, and that weird merman that just saved her as company!

I was entirely inspired by my dissatisfaction of Movies like The Little Mermaidand Ponyo.Let's be honest, who wouldn't want to be a mermaid princess?

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Your best friends are supposed to help you get over a crushing break up, aren't they? But Elizabetha's friends had changed dramatically to help her over this bridge, and she isn't too sure she's 100% okay with it! 

In this world there are animals, humans, and those stuck somewhere in between. Neither here nor there, this is their struggle towards acceptance, and the legend that got them there.

This is the story of a little girl with reptilian eyes.

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