I bet there are many others out there that can relate to this poem. It's fascinating btw: ] However, try to avoid participles, such as -ed, and -ing endings. It would make the poem a lot stronger.
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I bet there are many others out there that can relate to this poem. It's fascinating btw: ] However, try to avoid participles, such as -ed, and -ing endings. It would make the poem a lot stronger.