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Good story??? or poem thing.... not a true story tho.. well kinda?

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I walk silently into the kitchen writing a heart felt note to my parents saying sorry but I must move on in my life and I've got to get somewhere anywhere but here. I've got to claim my own name. So as I sneak back in my parent's room I give them a peck on the cheek then when I grab my bags and walk out the dooor I feel independent . Something I haven't felt before. I catch a ride to the airport . as we ride on by I think back of all the things my parents have done for me. I will return someday but like I said right now I need time to be on my own...

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  1. i feel the same way sometimes

    amazing


  2. I really like it... it's sort of funny, I've felt like doing that for a while.

    A sense of hopelessness has been holding me back.

  3. I think you could turn it into a poem if you work at it.  Right now it consists of a string of thoughts with no structure and hardly any punctuation.

  4. I really like it... u r riting a story that has feelings that

    lots of ppl have...especially me numerous times

  5. A poem can be in any structure ,, does not have to rhyme , can be funny , sad , or tell a story . This is really good . What I like best about poetry is that it does not have to make sense to anyone but the author and not even to him sometimes . Think about some of the music today , songwriters just throw words together and tells the band to play loud .

    Oh well , I have wandered off of your question ,

    Yes the poem is good.

  6. I recommend reading something beside People or In Touch or Us Weekly, then come back and try your hand at writing.

  7. I really like it!!

  8. I would say your parents did too much for you. You will find out soon that money and rich taste won't last long. Good Luck!

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