Moonlight Dazzaling In white, In the middleof the night Just close your eyes, And feel the vibes In the moonlight Shouting in the quite It feels so tight When there is noone by your side It’s moonlight Forcing to ride, when i dont wanna be high Just let me fight You’re shattering my life It’s moonlight floating on the sky I’ll shine so bright If, they’ll let me rise All the fear inside I’ll let them slide It’s moonlight I know I’m right, but You’ll make it hide Maybe, one night I’ll be in the moonlight
Stone Soup Magazine for young readers, writers, and artists
The Pen That Dreams: A Student Author’s Journey
As a student balancing books and dreams, I discovered my voice through words. Writing became more than just a hobby — it turned into my way of exploring worlds, expressing thoughts, and inspiring others. My stories carry the spark of curiosity, the lessons of learning, and the hope to connect with every reader who believes in the power of imagination. Every page I write reflects a piece of my journey — the late-night study sessions, the quiet corners of libraries, and the fleeting thoughts that turn into entire universes on paper. Being a student means I’m still learning, but as an author, I get to share that growth with the world, turning lessons into stories that can inspire, comfort, and entertain. Through my writing, I hope to remind readers that every idea matters, every dream deserves a voice, and every story — no matter how small — can leave a lasting mark. This is just the beginning of my journey, and every word I write brings me one step closer to the stories I was meant to tell.
The Pen and the Backpack
Every morning, as I pack my books and notes, one thing always finds its way into my backpack — my pen. To many, it’s just another stationery item, but to me, it’s my voice.By day, I am a student, learning about the world. By night, I am an author, creating worlds of my own.Each page I write feels like a bridge between my lessons and my dreams — one teaching me how the world works, and the other letting me shape a world that could be. I don’t just study to pass exams; I study to tell better stories. And I don’t just write to entertain; I write to share a part of myself with the world.
