Poetry
— A morning walk through a dewy forest becomes a sensory journey as cold droplets fall from flowers and trees, chilling the narrator.
— A child recalls the warmth and safety of being held by their mother in their earliest memory, describing it as their happiest moment.
— A nine-year-old transforms the mundane task of folding laundry into an existential meditation on life's overwhelming choices and uncertain futures.
— A moment of anxiety dissolves into calm through the ritual of making tea, where milk clouds float in their own suspended world.
— A seventh-grader chronicles her weekly emotional cycle through structured verse, from Sunday's YouTube freedom to Thursday's tennis exhaustion.
— A small boat drifts on crystal waters under a rainbow sky, its peaceful rocking motion mesmerizing the observer in this watercolor-inspired meditation.
— A young writer confronts human hypocrisy and self-righteousness, building to the admission that we're all guilty of the stupidity we see in others.
— I wake up on that side of bed. My leg’s my arm, My arm’s my head.
— Some wars lead to the ancient Egypt story that keeps on going It is so ancient it’s God in heaven with the sun and moon When the cell comes you...
— The mind is birthed in the day but in the night it is silent Every day the mind has a memory and removes the math When the mind music comes...