100 Years Project Anthology

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I’ll dilute this worded mess With scrambled rambling, Online ink sprinted, strangling To lengthen my tragic existence, Choking out each inspiration. <strong>100</strong> years ago, in 2022, Covid-19 flew like birds, Season misunderstood. Pollution spread like wildfire Creeping up the Amazon, The rash burned up her leg, The world’s lungs wheezing Plagued with death No hospital beds No hope, all fear, Markets crashing, world ending, Nothing here. Or so they believed - <strong>100</strong> years later, what’s changed? Deranged leaders, sorry’s staged and Climate change is all the rage, Revolution’s still in fashion,
The human spirit’s caged. But memories are often rewritten, History so quickly forgotten, It becomes irrelevant fast, Flashing past, mundane. They only remember the powerful, Awful, and insane. They only remember this. 93
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with fairness, and a sense of persp
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enlightened attitudes, teleportatio
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This could be my punishment, becaus
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my thoughts, my voice that etched i
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grandchildren, and generations of t
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Kate Reynolds
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Please find this document to be the
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Stars: A century. Prokary: You have
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Prokary: But you will not come any
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Stars: Is this what it has come to?
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people blaming old and powerful peo
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Tiffany Murnaghan
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ago, though the reason as to why I
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square. There hadn’t been a riot
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lethal potential, they would aim so
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without any incidents), there were
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her childhood was over and the girl
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Emily Keane
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