Personal Narrative: I Am Kassondra

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I am Kassondra, with many different qualities.
Music, theatre, and studies are some of my specialties!
To teach English I aspire, that high schoolers’ comprehension might be higher.
My family is crucial, for they have shaped my life in a way most musical.
Finally my religion is what defines me, for it is within it that I have been set free.
The church is the grounds for friendship and self discovery.
These are truly the things that define

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