Pick your own prompt

"What did a typical lunchtime include when you were younger? Write about it."


A typical lunchtime when I was in school would include getting up and washing your hands. then we would stand in line waiting on everyone else to wash there hands, then we would walk down the hall in a straight line to the cafeteria where we would get our lunch and sit and eat it. After that we would go outside and play for the rest of lunchtime.

Compound Practice

Outdoor,Without,Something,Everything

1. I was playing outdoors for the day.
2. Without food I would die.
3.I always have something to do in summer.
4. I gave my brother everything I had.

Super Powers

If I could have a super power it would have to be telekenesis. I would be able to bend and move large objects around whenever I wanted to without people telling me what to do because I could easily throw them around like I would a boulder. Life would be cooler because I would be able to do whatever and whenever I wanted to do.

Sentence Correcting

2. The car stopped at the red light.
3. Is the beginning of the story hard to believe.
4. Dante flipped a coin to decide who would get kick off.
5. The pirates were digging for buried treasure.
6. The police permitted only one car pass.
7. Krista tripped because she didn't tie her shoelaces.
8. Jose's is good at outrunning everyone.
9. "I could have done better," Patrick admitted.
10. Thierry was happy to be getting the soccer trophy.

Why Salem is cool and why it isn't cool

I like Salem because I know a lot of people here, I was born here, and a lot of my family is here.
I don't like Salem because it rains alot, it needs more places to go kick it or hang out, and because its too rainy.

What is Genocide

Genocide is something to do with violent crimes committed against groups with the intent to destroy the existence of the group.(http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10007043)
I think it happens because there are poor people that would give up there life's to be at where the rich people or the well off people that don't got to worry about anything.

If there were no laws no laws

If there were no laws on earth it would get crazy because there would be alot more drugs being moved around, more crimes being done, and more people would be dying because there is no law. If we didn't have any laws then there would be no prisons so no one would get in trouble for what they did and they would still be allowed to roam the street even if they killed someone.

Roots

Mort:Death
mortal, mortician, immortal

Nat: Born
nation, native, natural, prenatal

Gen: Birth
generation, genesis, genocide

The Village

There was a small village in the middle of nowhere and there was a man that was psychic. He predicted that the population of the village was getting smaller and he had to do something about it. So he had a meeting in a auditorium and had a big audience come. He told everyone that we all need to start breeding because the village is getting smaller he said. The Village looked at him if he was psycho. But they did it anyway and made the village three times bigger.

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Favorite Song

My favorite song would have to be "Dear Mama" by 2pac. This is my favorite song because how he sings it and what he says about his mom is the same way I feel about my mom and I give him props for making such a tight song.


"Dear Mama"You are appreciated[Verse One: 2Pac]When I was young me and my mama had beefSeventeen years old kicked out on the streetsThough back at the time, I never thought I'd see her faceAin't a woman alive that could take my mama's placeSuspended from school; and scared to go home, I was a foolwith the big boys, breakin all the rulesI shed tears with my baby sisterOver the years we was poorer than the other little kidsAnd even though we had different daddy's, the same dramaWhen things went wrong we'd blame mamaI reminice on the stress I caused, it was hellHuggin on my mama from a jail cellAnd who'd think in elementary?Heeey! I see the penitentiary, one dayAnd runnin from the police, that's rightMama catch me, put a whoopin to my backsideAnd even as a crack fiend, mamaYou always was a black queen, mamaI finally understandfor a woman it ain't easy tryin to raise a manYou always was committedA poor single mother on welfare, tell me how ya did itThere's no way I can pay you backBut the plan is to show you that I understandYou are appreciated[Chorus: Reggie Green & "Sweet Franklin" w/ 2Pac]Lady... Don't cha know we love ya? Sweet ladyDear mamaPlace no one above ya, sweet ladyYou are appreciatedDon't cha know we love ya?[second and third chorus, "And dear mama" instead of "Dear mama"][Verse Two: 2Pac]Now ain't nobody tell us it was fairNo love from my daddy cause the coward wasn't thereHe passed away and I didn't cry, cause my angerwouldn't let me feel for a strangerThey say I'm wrong and I'm heartless, but all alongI was lookin for a father he was goneI hung around with the Thugs, and even though they sold drugsThey showed a young brother loveI moved out and started really hanginI needed money of my own so I started slanginI ain't guilty cause, even though I sell rocksIt feels good puttin money in your mailboxI love payin rent when the rent's dueI hope ya got the diamond necklace that I sent to youCause when I was low you was there for meAnd never left me alone because you cared for meAnd I could see you comin home after work lateYou're in the kitchen tryin to fix us a hot plateYa just workin with the scraps you was givenAnd mama made miracles every ThanksgivinBut now the road got rough, you're aloneYou're tryin to raise two bad kids on your ownAnd there's no way I can pay you backBut my plan is to show you that I understandYou are appreciated[Chorus][Verse Three: 2Pac]Pour out some liquor and I reminsce, cause through the dramaI can always depend on my mamaAnd when it seems that I'm hopelessYou say the words that can get me back in focusWhen I was sick as a little kidTo keep me happy there's no limit to the things you didAnd all my childhood memoriesAre full of all the sweet things you did for meAnd even though I act craaazyI gotta thank the Lord that you made meThere are no words that can express how I feelYou never kept a secret, always stayed realAnd I appreciate, how you raised meAnd all the extra love that you gave meI wish I could take the pain awayIf you can make it through the night there's a brighter dayEverything will be alright if ya hold onIt's a struggle everyday, gotta roll onAnd there's no way I can pay you backBut my plan is to show you that I understandYou are appreciated[Chorus]Sweet ladyAnd dear mamaDear mamaLady [3X]

poetry lyrics songs

People write songs lyrics and poetry to show the way they are feeling or maybe what they are thinking or what they been through in life.
Like in 2pac's song "changes" he talks about how he lives in the gettho and he sees no changes as he is growing up and why can't we have change and that's kinda how he feels and what he has been through.