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Shelby grew up reading from a young age and was encouraged to try her hand at different writing styles throughout her schooling years. She began writing poetry several years ago, and her influences are such poets as Tennyson, Longfellow, Kipling, and Tolkien, to name a few.

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Tread
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Away!
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A Leaf Unfurls
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A High Cost
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The Oak
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Eventide
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Take Heed
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A Culture Vanished
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A Life
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