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With his fists clenched, a forgotten fire flashed within his eyes that had earned him three world championships and the nickname "Hammer Hands".

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Gathering up her remaining strength, Daisy let out one last, hopeful howl from the alley to let her humans know she heard them calling her name.

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I love you no less today than I did the day before.

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[Contest Entry] After the major campaign, the animal shelter celebrated a whopping 99% adoption rate.

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Shamefully, I joined the others bullying the boy who dared to don a dress to school.

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Everybody desires to leave behind a long-lasting legacy.

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Living the Dream Life

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It doesn't matter what I say because you never listen to my anyway.

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I remember when I was a child, my mother sang me lullabies every night to help me sleep.

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I will do my duty and mourn you, maybe even weep at your funeral.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
With his fists clenched, a forgotten fire flashed within his eyes that had earned him three world championships and the nickname "Hammer Hands".	65
Gathering up her remaining strength, Daisy let out one last, hopeful howl from the alley to let her humans know she heard them calling her name.	65
I love you no less today than I did the day before.	62
[Contest Entry] After the major campaign, the animal shelter celebrated a whopping 99% adoption rate.	62
Shamefully, I joined the others bullying the boy who dared to don a dress to school.	61
Everybody desires to leave behind a long-lasting legacy.	60
Living the Dream Life	58
It doesn't matter what I say because you never listen to my anyway.	57
I remember when I was a child, my mother sang me lullabies every night to help me sleep.	57
I will do my duty and mourn you, maybe even weep at your funeral.	56