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The Hannah Poem

Published on Mar 17, 2016

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Creative Writing Extension

An Re-Written Poem by Hannah Mercer
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She is a plain, brown parcel with wonky sellotape and broken string.
Uninteresting at first glance but rip off the wrapping and you'll find sparks and mysterious magic forces underneath.

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She is a painted red and yellow box with a creaking, squeaking handle when it's turned, and fireworks explode out of it, sometimes too bright or too loud.

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She is the never-ending sea, sometimes whispering secrets to the sand and people sunbathing on the beach, or even screaming the world's faults to the heavens.

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When she looks into the mirror she sees a mask, a fake smiling face hiding a lot of sadness and anger.
She's the main actor in the script of life.

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She is a modern, noisy train, interrupting every argument by screaming; "I'm here! I'm right! You must agree with me!"

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She is made up of everything, pieces of corrugated iron, bubblegum and paper, melted down to create one mismatched being.

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As I explore this earth
I see bits of her everywhere
She's the sparrows flying, the rubbish drifting
She is carved into statue, built into every building.
They're probably all parts of her.

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