Forced Choice
Sky and Earth, their shroud-
we should bow our heads in shame
Innocents slaughtered
we should bow our heads in shame
Innocents slaughtered
Published by Vicki H
My high school Honors program rewarded us with several options. I chose college credits at the Community College and graduated with my diploma and a certificate in Operating Room Technology. After completing... View profile
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