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Personal Narrative-Fall Victim Analysis

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I needed to make a rhyme, I soon fell victim, Really needing a rhythm, I think that this English four class Has a serious vendetta for my… (sanity) Truly, it’s such a travesty How easily this homework brings me to my knees, Oftentimes I wonder, If this class has a hunger, Just dying to consume my happiness, Instead leave me with only nastiness… And then, I’m reminded, My brain, kicking itself, How easy it is for me to get overwhelmed, I’m not like Homer Simpson, I’m not made so easily done, I can handle doing things that aren’t fun. But… can I? I think it’s because I feel so helpless, At times I find the feeling so relentless, senseless, It’s true – This class does kick me in my sanity, You see, I’ve never been put into so much agony… You

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