I think I saw someone, squealed a little girl dashing ahead of her parents. The voices were louder than I remembered. Their footsteps drew closer; I could hear every crunch in the path as they walked. Where was I? Who were they? Why me? These three questions raced through my mind as I laid under a thicket of thorns. I knew that we should not have snuck onto the park, but it was too late now, we were caught. I cautiously turned my head and saw my friend getting ready to make a run for it. I tried to move, but my leg wouldn't budge. In that instant, I freed my leg and ran through the thorns, all the while I dared not turn my head incase of being caught. Once I crossed the brook, I peered back to see if my friend had followed. Once I saw that he followed, I sighed with relief, letting the adrenaline surge out of my body.
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For this post, I decided to write a poem about nature. I chose to write a poem because I wanted to see how many poetry techniques I can effectively implement into my writing after we completed the unit. Water drip dropping the birds are chirping the wind whistles as it dances its heavenly waltz. The trees bend in the breeze, The thump pup of the falls o how the trees hear alls. There I am, sitting in a stream this can't be a dream. I feel the breeze against my back and quickly turn at the sound of a crack. My adrenaline is pumping, my heart is thumping. What's that? I think not a rat perhaps a snake or a bear I do not dare move. I'm frozen. The water stops and so do the birds I look but can't see the rocks then my heart resumes its pump and I wake-up. I wrote about nature because I had the privilege of going on a church retreat over the weekend. While on the retreat, I found myself lost in the woods. Thus I decided to write a poem ...
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