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"Mock the World"
In Emma's poem, "Mock the World," I feel like I can understand her. She starts off by explaining a perfect scene. She makes you picture every detail well enough that you might picture yourself as her with that special someone. However at the end, the perfect scene is only a picture. Emma shows me something that I have always believed, good things always come to an end.
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