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A collection of poems depicting the ups and downs of a teenager learning to overcome life's obstacles.
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Shattered - Maria de la Cruz
Shattered:
Pieces of a teenage soul
By: Maria de la Cruz
In loving memory of my grandmother Mary frost;
your memory will forever live on in my heart.
Epilogue:
I had my first seizure when I was three years old. I was diagnosed with epilepsy and spent my childhood in and out of the hospital. The summer before I started 5th grade, my father took me to san juan, texas to see la virgin de Guadalupe. He prayed for me to be healed. We returned home that summer and I began writing poetry. I wrote my first poem when I was eleven years old. I started school shortly after and the seizures stopped. I was able to get off medication and to this day I never had a seizure again. Some people may call it a coincidence, but I strongly believe it was a miracle. I continued writing poetry through the rest
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