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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As I was walking along the most beautiful path, I saw a chrysalis hanging on a tree. Moments later I saw a beautiful butterfly emerge from its hardened home.It had the most radiant colors. I was in awe of the splendid creature before me.Off in the distance I heard dulcet sounds that took my breath away. I was in total felecity in that very moment.I basked in nature and we became as one.As I look- ed down I saw a sapphire talisman in the grass. I thought to myself what kind of power could it hold. I stooped down to pick it up and I felt a surge of energy throughout my entire body. It was a idyllic scene, I was given so much strength. I gained a plethora of might and I believed I could rule the world. Immediately I started laughing in a sinister voice. I didn't recognize it as my own. A rasphoic sensationation took control of me. All of a sudden selfish and evil thoughts bom- barded my mind. Next thing you know in one second,l felt evanescent and I started to get weak. The new power that I gained left as quickly as it came and my world went dark. As I began to gain consciousness I realized I was not on some beautiful path or someone with many powers. I was just a girl in my room lying on my bed who had one hell of a dream.
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