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Well... think about the way those emotions make you feel. Take nervousness, for example. Sure, you can just say, "I'm nervous," but it's much more interesting to explain how you're -actually- feeling. That is, you probably don't think to yourself "I'm nervous" before you feel all the "symptoms" of being nervous. For example...
My heart races
My mouth is dry
My palms sweat
My head pounds
My stomach twists
Everyone else is smiling, laughing, making friends
I cannot speak
Cannot even think of what to say
I pull my hair across my face
Hunch down in my chair
I want to hide
But I want to be noticed too
Then beside me, a shy, "Um, hi,"
And she asks for a pencil
And smiles
I smile at her too
I don't know her name yet
But she looks kind
And just as lost as I am
Maybe we can be lost together
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“Dude, suckin’ at something is the first step to being sorta good at something.”
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