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Wrong About the Horse





Free Writing - What was the last thing an animal or pet told you? Try to use the animal 's or pet's voice?

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  1. ChickySeptember 15, 2021 at 10:34 AM

    The dog is correct, yet there is also no way that it can understand
    I am the one that is unlike all of you
    The woman is hurt that others were not capable of fulfilling her expectations
    The tulip is carefree, does not carry burdens or push them on others
    While I carry the burdens. I am caged, I am domesticated
    I spend my days serving, I have only what I am given

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