The girl who stole my cute erasers
She had two very cute pencils and I wanted them. One of them had a snowball on top (instead of an eraser). Inside of the ball, there was an ice cream cone with three scoops. Glitter floated all over and around the ice cream cone. It was amazing. I traded my cute erasers for her two pencils. (The other pencil was probably just a Lisa Frank one). One day, she was like, “Gimme back my pencils!” I was like, “Um, gimme my erasers…” She was like, “I don’t have them. I can give them back tomorrow but give me my pencils.”
I returned the pencils.
She never returned the erasers.
She thought she was a witch when we were in sixth grade. She told some of us. I told a bunch of girls at a sleepover.
She tried to move a spoon with her mind one time. She failed and I was happy.
She had a stepmom and her stepmom was a bad cook. One time she made spaghetti and it was ridiculously long. Everyone sat there and chewed it for more than an hour.
When she told us she was a witch, I was like, “coooooool” but I thought “dumb”.
She was the tallest girl in the class.
She’s married now. Can someone cyber-seduce her husband. Do it “for the lulz”. It’s payback time.
[...] this. I don’t know Ana C. IRL (in real life). She runs a poetry website and publishes poetry online. I follow her on tumblr. Her poetry speaks to common human experience while providing it with a [...]
your demeanor when it comes to dealing with confronational issues feels very conservative for the most part and I find that endearing about you and your writing because that’s rare where I’m from. people are a lot quicker to fight over things like that out here. and where most people I know would fight, you make a mental note out of the messed up things people do on a regular basis. probably healthier, idk. cool piece.
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i don’t think it is healthier, but it is what i do also.
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high five! haha
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i wish i had more friends like you.
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awesome!
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THANK YOU
what a witch!
yay cybering
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YAY !
i will do it.
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!!!!!!

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