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Persuasive Writing Aspirations
I am alondra and I am calm and collected . As I continue to grow I sometimes believe I want to aspire to be a writer just like Rupi Kaur who captures the emotion and attention of many young writers. I believe that if I try hard enough I can prosper to be just a little better at writing. Therefore I want to learn more about persuasive essays because they can help me a lot more in the future and in this class.
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