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Goldfish-Personal Narrative
When I was young in my house
When I was young I killed a goldfish.
When I was young the fish was belly up.
When I was young I had more time!
When I was young homework was 10 minutes long.
When I was young I rode my bike.
When I was a young Ben I rode my bike to the park.
When I was young I built forts.
When I was young I could do
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