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when I was younger
and craving celebration
inside I was lost
I keep to myself
embracing my emptiness
nothing fills the hole
~cie~
Write a "Wanting (blank)" poem
Write a "historical" poem.
I reflected on my past history of partying hardy to try and fill the hole in my soul.
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Use a given letter multiple times in your piece.
I'm not sure which letter was used the most, but E is a likely candidate.
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