Speech On Cyrano De Bergerac

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Thank you for allowing me to nominate someone for the first annual Cyrano de Bergerac awards. I am happy to present an award that is exalting a man that has be around for a while. He is brave and smart, Cyrano de Bergerac. The Cyrano de Bergerac award should go to my cousin Evie Phillips. Evie is a strong person physically and mentally, like Cyrano she is very poetic. Her normal speech is poetic and she has written 3 poems on the spot about me. That is like Cyrano, he can make up poems on the spot while duling someone. She is studying poetry in her high school, and she wants to grow up to be a poet. And you know what is ironic, Cyrano de Bergerac is the play that inspired my cousin to study poetry, and to become an artist. She is a successful

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