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**Title:** Childhood Poems and Letters Uncovered
**Summary:**
A person discovers an old binder containing their childhood poems and letters, written between an estimated age range of 7-12 years old. They share and comment on the contents, which include:
* Innocent and humorous poems about family, nature, and imagination
* A plagiarized poem from a Donald Duck magazine
* Early attempts at romance, including a love letter from summer camp
* Childhood drawings and letters, including one from a briefly "engaged" relationship
* A darker, more violent opinion piece from 7th grade
* Apologetic letters to their mother and other lighthearted content
**Tone:** Light-hearted, humorous, and self-deprecating, with the author poking fun at their childhood creations.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions and kept short:
1. **Age of author during poem writing**: Varied, but some poems were written when the author was around 9 years old.
2. **Discovery of old poems**: The author found an old binder containing their childhood poems while cleaning.
3. **Poem topics and titles**: Various, including "The Moon", "Dreamed-up jobs", "The Angel", "Little Cabbage", "For Mom", "Big Head", "Christmas", and more.
4. **Plagiarism confession**: The author admitted to plagiarizing a poem from a Donald Duck magazine.
5.. **Summer camp experiences**:
* Attended a summer camp for kids.
* Met a girl named Presilia who won a fart competition.
* Was "engaged" to a boy named Boomy.
6. **Age at summer camp**: The author was around 12 years old during one of their summer camp experiences.
7. **Drawing skills at 12**: The author reflected on their drawing abilities at 12 years old, comparing them to modern-day 12-year-olds.
8. **Reference to Stranger Things**: The author mentioned Millie Bobby Brown, comparing their drawing skills at 13 to those of the author at 12.
9. **School assignments**:
* Wrote an opinion piece in 7th grade.
* Created a dialogue between a countess and a fish seller as an assignment.
10. **Apology letter**: The author wrote an apology letter to their mother for an unspecified incident.