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Mrs. Tyler's Poetry Collection
Poems Used in my English Classes
Birch
Karen Shepard
You gonna eat that?
You gonna eat that?
You gonna eat that?
I'll eat that.
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She Didn't Mean to Do It
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Words Aren’t Just Tools
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Before She Died
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Birch
Dog's Death
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