“Movies and Rollercoasters,” Poem by Rachel Laughin

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“A Walk with Solitude,” Essay by Rachel Winkler

One moment I can be going up a hill And the next I’m sliding into a dark tunnel

I can only hope and pray it’ll turn out okay I can only do the best I can I cannot change what happens to me I can only change how I react My life is a rollercoaster Creeping up and plunging down the hill How will I brace myself for the outcome?

“Movies and Rollercoasters,” Poem by Rachel Laughin

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