By Olivia Gidlow It was snowing on the day it all happened. All of it. It was blurry, and I could hardly see. The flecks of snow stuck to the window of my car. My brother beside me told me to stay calm. I couldn’t. My face burned and itched. It was bright red and…
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by Rori Kostos Do you believe in ghosts? Showed in a recent poll of 1,000 people, 43% of people are said to believe in ghosts or dead spirits. Ghosts are an apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living. However, is there actual evidence supporting the claim…
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Inside of Me
By: Anna Liu I remember the times of our past, Breathing in fresh air and a clear sky. Back when you still cared for me, And the birds would fly. But plastic bottles line the streets, Polluted everywhere with debris. Gas and chemicals suffocating me, Squeezing my throat so that I can’t breathe. Why are…
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This Princess Saves Herself: An Original Fairytale
by Harleigh Markowitz Once upon a time, there was a very wealthy kingdom governed by a king and queen with more riches than anyone else in the land. One evening, draped in the most luxurious of silks and the finest of jewels, the queen sat on her throne and watched as the sun fell beneath…
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Three Poems About Summer
By: Violet Webster On Remembering Summer has come and gone Leaving me Slightly sunburnt and bruised in its wake. As the leaves turn To their autumnal gold And the wind carries the sharp tinge of winter, I’m left to remember the little things The smell of not enough sunscreen on a 98º day. The heat…
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Tahlia and the Nine Dragons
by Olivia Moore I heard that there once lived a woman called Amira, who was the most desired woman in her village. Her raven hair was darker than the night, and her even complexion was more beautiful than that of any other woman in the kingdom. When the king called the townspeople for their eldest…
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Dear Brandy Melville
By Hannah Saltz Dear Brandy Melville, The first time I ever heard of the store was during the summer of 2015. I was thirteen years old, and my friends at camp all wore matching t-shirts with tiny flamingos embroidered on them. I thought their tops were so cute, and I made a note to head…
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A Poem to Start the Year
By Cate Engles Here we are, together again once more The school year has begun accompanied with work galore What excitement this year for us seniors will hold Our last to time rep our famous colors: brown and gold We were off to a great start with our homecoming theme Our raid of Area 51…
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Abbey Road: A Fiftieth Anniversary Poem
By Cynthia Okoben You watch your record player lift its arm And place its needle carefully on the groove. You sit back as the scratchy Voice commands you to “Come Together” And it makes you think of your friends. You’re told about something In the way she moves And you see her standing in a…
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