We real Poem:
We Real tired, we left work.
We saw stars. We up late.
We gl...
English, 19.10.2021 01:00 MEGANMARS6678
We real Poem:
We Real tired, we left work.
We saw stars. We up late.
We glance dance. We eat treat.
We walk talk. We fall asleep.
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