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I’m just different. They’ve told me all my life. People didn’t understand what it was like, being me. They thought of me as that one girl who wasn’t the same. Or, at least, they used to. After telling me for so many years that I didn’t fit in, I started to believe them. It wasn’t insulting, it was just the truth. I wasn’t normal, and there was nothing that could change that. After a few years though, I couldn’t take it any longer. It was the perfect opportunity. Me and my family had just moved to a town far away from the familiar, and I decided that I didn’t want to be that me anymore. On

There was once a man on a journey, walking where none other dared. He made a choice, a decision, and never really even cared What people around the world told him, they told him he would never win He tried and he tried all his hardest, and somehow he never gave in Although he was laughed at and scolded, he never gave up on his dream Searching for that piece of freedom, even with his low esteem He kept off the path to destruction, resisted at him, what was thrown To simply say yes to the evil, to give up and leave it alone It certainly wasn’t that easy, it sure enough was oh so hard He wanted a way to just show them, that he wasn&rsquo

Amy stepped off of the train and into the forgotten land in front of her. After having stayed in America for over a year, the streets of downtown London were a pleasant surprise. It seemed as if nothing had changed since she had last been there, but that wasn’t true. Time had not been kind to the familiar things, they seemed older and more worn down. It was quite a shock to see the same newsstand that had been there before she left still standing, identical as she had left it. The only difference was the seller. Instead of the old man she had grown familiar to, he had been replaced with a young boy. Amy decided to buy a paper for the he