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The selfish dreamer

Angelica E., Houston, TX

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The beat of music is rushing over me.And since I am selfish I have to keep quite though for I am not to talk. I want to but I can't I start to hum. Nothing happened. I decided to sing quietly. still nothing. So I got up and danced. What was happening? I wasn't supposed to do this stuff. Al of a sudden brrriiinng bbbrrrrriiiiinnnnggg!! My alarm clock. I jerked up it was a dream. But it is now soo dark! Pitch black actually. How did it get this dark? I said aloud. I somehow figured out that is another dream. Dream after dream after nightmare and more dreams. I guess I will stay stuck like this never waking up. Never going outside.Thought after thought of what I can't do now, I happened. I finally woke. The thought of what I will miss out on helped me get out of the sleep! I don't know how though.

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