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Golliwop and slither-slew (Workshop 2/6/21)

by Lucy Rados Age 13

Published February 7, 2021

Languages (2/6)

by Anya Geist Age 14

Published February 6, 2021

the words fall out of my mouth and spill through the air as I spout verses and lines holding intricate commas and delicate words weaving this web of prose rows and rows of english my...

Higger ang Jigger poem – Feb. 6th 2021

by Kaidyn Robertson Age 11

Published February 6, 2021

Higger and Jigger There was once a Higger And with that Higger was a Jigger Hither-down the tree willow Their little heads lie asleep upon their pillow What sights they now see So much so...

The Calls of a Dolphin

by Josh Elman Age 11

Published February 6, 2021

The Man Who Fought the Dawn

by Enni Harlan Age 14

Published February 6, 2021

The Man Who Fought the Dawn They thought him drunk, the drunken man by the lot on Amfort street where four story homes loomed upwards like skyscrapers. He sang like a drunken man. He danced...

The Day I Made a Friend

by Lina Kim Age 10

Published February 6, 2021

I flew down the stairs and threw a satchel over my shoulder, quickly shoving on my shoes. I’m late, I’m late, were the only words going through my brain. More accurately, igj Hath, igj Hath,...

If Life Were Upside Down

by Aviva Rosenstock

Published February 2, 2021

If life were upside down Imagine life were turned around Imagine everything you thought you knew Everything you loved to do Was flipped Would you be you? If life were upside down You could give...

Change, a poem by Kaya, 10

by Kaya Brunson

Published February 2, 2021

Black lives matter, so do white’s but what’s going on, is not right. We stand for freedom. We stand for equal rights, but racial unfairness have taken many lives. We need change and we need...

Weekly Creativity #138 | Flash Contest: Pretend Your Favorite Character has Social Media

by Sarah Ainsworth

Published February 1, 2021

Take a character from one of your favorite books, TV shows or movies, and pretend that they have a social media account. Write a few posts that they might share. Would they let their followers...

Of Skulls and of Queens

by Kaidyn Robertson Age 11

Published January 30, 2021

Golliwop and slither-slew (Workshop 2/6/21)

Post Age 13 Published February 7, 2021 by Lucy Rados

Golliwop and slither-slew, I don’t know where they took you Leverlass or flissyflap, She won’t tell me when you passed Evergrouse but hithersouth, Where is it, where is the house? Hippey scop after livernop, Getting there, I didn’t stop Wable bloe on ivondoe, How ever could you get home? Astblickcoo for you, for you, You did it, you got through

Languages (2/6)

Post Age 14 Published February 6, 2021 by Anya Geist

the words fall out of my mouth and spill through the air as I spout verses and lines holding intricate commas and delicate words weaving this web of prose rows and rows of english my native tongue the one that I will always fall back upon and then I stumble over spanish estoy escribiendo una poema o no escuchando cuando mi maestro habla, habla, habla—en inglés, as a matter of fact and at home I...

Higger ang Jigger poem – Feb. 6th 2021

Post Age 11 Published February 6, 2021 by Kaidyn Robertson

Higger and Jigger There was once a Higger And with that Higger was a Jigger Hither-down the tree willow Their little heads lie asleep upon their pillow What sights they now see So much so that this is told feinderweld the evershine Their friends splatterlic “I wish that was me!” “noth is it only us!

The Calls of a Dolphin

Post Age 11 Published February 6, 2021 by Josh Elman

The Calls of a Dolphin Tall conifers swayed gently in the evening breeze, tilting toward the Pacific coast, as if craning their long necks toward the water’s edge. Children laughed gleefully as they sprinted across the smooth sand, wrapping up a day of adventure and excitement, all but one, who sat huddled in a jet-black jacket leaning against a rocky cliff.

The Man Who Fought the Dawn

Post Age 14 Published February 6, 2021 by Enni Harlan

The Man Who Fought the Dawn They thought him drunk, the drunken man by the lot on Amfort street where four story homes loomed upwards like skyscrapers. He sang like a drunken man. He danced like a drunken man. They told us to keep away. Keep away. Stay away.

The Day I Made a Friend

Post Age 10 Published February 6, 2021 by Lina Kim

I flew down the stairs and threw a satchel over my shoulder, quickly shoving on my shoes. I’m late, I’m late, were the only words going through my brain. More accurately, igj Hath, igj Hath, in the Kopajs language. I ran out the door, rushing towards the Tree of Wallahäne. When I got there, I removed the satchel, threw it to the side and knelt in front of the tree.

If Life Were Upside Down

Post Published February 2, 2021 by Aviva Rosenstock

If life were upside down Imagine life were turned around Imagine everything you thought you knew Everything you loved to do Was flipped Would you be you? If life were upside down You could give up, let go And fall If life were upside down You could cling on to the last shred of hope If life were upside down

Change, a poem by Kaya, 10

Post Published February 2, 2021 by Kaya Brunson

Black lives matter, so do white’s but what’s going on, is not right. We stand for freedom. We stand for equal rights, but racial unfairness have taken many lives. We need change and we need it now. Of course, that’s what people have been saying for years now. This is a movement, let’s have a talk. Free your mind and make change as we walk.

Weekly Creativity #138 | Flash Contest: Pretend Your Favorite Character has Social Media

Post Published February 1, 2021 by Sarah Ainsworth

Take a character from one of your favorite books, TV shows or movies, and pretend that they have a social media account. Write a few posts that they might share. Would they let their followers know what is going on in their lives? Or be secretive and vague in their posts? You can make it funny or serious, or a mixture of both!

Of Skulls and of Queens

Post Age 11 Published January 30, 2021 by Kaidyn Robertson

Tales of Adrastax: Of Skulls and of Queens The skull dragon had never expected to be separated from his magic. But it had happened anyway. The skull dragon and almost all fantasy creatures were against the Cat Queen – it seemed to the inhabitants of Adrastax that the Cat Queen had become invincible to all powers but her own. The Skull dragon let out a puff of smoke.

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