13, a haiku written by Alex Andy Phuong at Spillwords.com

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Alex Andy PhuongOctober 25, 2019

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13

written by: Alex Andy Phuong

Thirteen is a teen

Trick-or-Treat on Halloween

Then adulthood comes

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Alex Andy Phuong graduated from California State University-Los Angeles with his Bachelor of Arts in English in 2015, and was an editor for Statement Magazine. He currently writes articles and film reviews online. His writing has appeared in The Bookends Review, The Society of Classical Poets, and Wilderness House Literary Review #12/4.

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