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Personal Narrative: My Hair Is A Sport
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I can do gymnastics
It is a sport
My hair is in elastics
You can be short

My brother does soccer
He kicks the ball
Don’t be a mocker
Be nice, that’s all

Hockey is fun
You might score a goal
You won’t see the sun
The jersey’s not wool

I like swimming
Swimming is cool
You could be winning
In the big Olympic pool

I can’t do football
Touchdowns aren’t me
They play in the fall
Don’t hurt your
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