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When my world didn’t feel right, I found a new one that fit like a glove
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Teen Fiction
Honestly, I felt the world had enough color in it, and didn’t need me messing up its palette
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We were the picture-perfect family, Mommy, Daddy, and me
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20 Questions for 20 Years
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20 Questions for 20 Years
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ISIS is back as a long-term threat
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Bolsonaro’s Brazil, pro-Israel at last
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But I wonder, as I take three steps back, and three steps forward, facing the holiest site we have left, why I’m not feeling enough

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I can’t shake my fear of rejection. With graduation, I believed that I’d waved goodbye to the inferiority complexes that had invaded my younger self

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She’s not an unpleasant walking companion, and though her short-term memory is nearly gone, she remembers the most delightful happenings of yesteryear

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I sensed their quiet disapproval of my withdrawal. Although I knew I was doing what I needed, it still hurt

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My mother drove and drove, down the winding highway, while thunder cracked and rain skittered off the windows… and then past the storm to sun and perfect sky

By Faigy Schonfeld

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A moment before the last bell of the year, I look out at the girls who were mine since September.Who are mine still for a few seconds more, before they are claimed by summer and next year and a new roster of teachers and subjects. I’m still talking, explaining when they’ll find out their grades

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