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turok

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Lately I've had emotions I cannot explain. Like all of the happiness in the world is gone. She left without so much as a goodbye, no text, no call, not even a letter. My best friend I thought, and I guess that's what I get trying to think. And I thought to my self, maybe she'd come back, but I should have known better. I am worried something bad happened. All of these social networks she gets on, the updates have ceased. I have texted and called, and I have not recieved anything back. Even a message saying, "kiss my ass," would be great. I just want to know she's okay. He stood in the principal's office. The principal had just read what this boy had written. While reading over it the principal sarcasically nods at the words he reads. Then he says, " I like it. It has real emotion in it, and enough of it to make you cry. UNTIL," he stressed the word until,"these words here." The principal pointed to the paper, "Kiss my ass? Mr. LeDawn, we do not run a profane school. We cannot just use words like this regardless of what you do here! I don't care if this was for your Language Arts." He paused a moment, "I will expect you in my office every morning thirty minutes before school. Now back to class." So there it is. Richard LeDawn is a student in a small town school. The small exerpt at the top is about one of the only people he would call, mate. He wrote that excerpt for an English assignment. The assignment was to tell his emotions about someone he once knew. And of course it got him in trouble. The girl he was writing about had him wrapped around her finger. He would have brought down the heavens and extinquished the conflagrations of hell just to see her. He loved her so, and desperately wanted to tell her, but he could never work up the courage.