to future robots
On November 25, 2016
a letter by [cheyanne]
Dear Future Technology,
Please don’t kill my family. I will love them very much. I hope my future robot cat don’t destroy my home when I’m gone. Don’t let the robot family Mrs. and Mr. KimParlys in my house, I heard they like to kill other families. I hear screaming at night. You shouldn’t kill my family when you get all rusted up. Who will help you? Yeah, other robots could, but not as best as my family could. You should spare my family. We could take over the world together. I know some things you might not. We can do things that are out of this world. So think about it before you decide.
Sincerely,
Cheyanne
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ABOUT US
Ripple Effect is the online journal of poetry and prose for students at Broad Ripple Magnet School. It is also an after-school creative writing club, run by Butler University's Writing in the Schools program, where students work with mentors twice a week.THE ARCHIVE
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- weak link March 1, 2018
- drowning March 1, 2018
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- regret March 1, 2018
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- brick November 4, 2017
- love November 4, 2017
- being strong November 4, 2017
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- heart November 25, 2016
- happiness November 25, 2016
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- break November 25, 2016
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- cause March 28, 2016
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- human March 2, 2016
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