My Observation

by

Angela Darlene Bean

the lesbian teacher could not fail to recognize the girl's obviously affected voice
the students overlooked a scholarly analysis of doubts and misunderstandings
the gay and lesbian community showed great human sympathy in formulating policies
he was wounded in the crisis but not in life
she was not particularly amused by his attempts at bitter satire
he found the parameters of the shocking truth
and the prolonged lamentations of the old preacher never ceased
he had a panic-stricken expression on his face
it was critical of their aggresively uncooperative attitude that pleased them
the colors that'll show in the time frame of youth

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