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The Waterfall Place (July 10, 2020)

by Peri Gordon Age 10

Published July 12, 2020

The Waterfall Place By Peri Gordon, 10 A waterfall dove down into a rushing river, vivid in color, reflecting the calm cerulean sky. The land was lush, and lagomorphs would launch into the air and...

The Dry Desert

by Kanav Kachoria Age 11

Published July 10, 2020

Raindrops that Rattle the Water

by Anya Geist Age 14

Published July 10, 2020

rain drops rattled the water sending rolling hills of ripples far, far out into the lake. the water itself was a grinning sort of grey not gross, but fresh and free. kids sat on the...

Art Contest

by Madeline Kline Age 12

Published July 10, 2020

Outside My Window, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 10, 2020

Outside My Window Prisha Aswal, 7 Outside my window, Are trees, And bees. No one is out, Because of coronavirus disease. No crowds, But clouds, And a big black dog I see. I miss what...

Daily Creativity #80: Make Your Favorite Food the Protagonist

by Anna Rowell

Published July 10, 2020

Imagine your favorite food as a protagonist in a story. Describe their personality and defining features – are they quiet? Intelligent? Short? Grumpy? The choice is up to you. What do they like to do?...

Breath Thief: Coronavirus depicted as a supervillain by Story Kummer, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 9, 2020

Breath Thief Story Kummer, 13 This drawing was made in response to our Daily Creativity prompt #73, in which former contributor Anna Rowell asked our readers to imagine what Coronavirus would look like if it...

Daily Creativity #79: Write a Poem about Real and Mythical Animals

by Jane Levi

Published July 9, 2020

Write a bestiary (a poem about real and mythical animals).

My Television Screen, by Enni, 13

by Enni Harlan

Published July 8, 2020

In thinking back to when I was younger, I only have vague memories of a miniature TV we used to have. It was so small that if my dad stood in front of it, I...

We Can’t Breathe, a poem by Raeha Khazanchi, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 8, 2020

The Waterfall Place (July 10, 2020)

Post Age 10 Published July 12, 2020 by Peri Gordon

The Waterfall Place By Peri Gordon, 10 A waterfall dove down into a rushing river, vivid in color, reflecting the calm cerulean sky. The land was lush, and lagomorphs would launch into the air and back down again. The waterfall watched as it steadily streamed down, down, down until it reached the beautiful body of the river.

The Dry Desert

Post Age 11 Published July 10, 2020 by Kanav Kachoria

The Dry Desert - Tenth Stone Soup Entry (Topic- Alliterations) Kanav Kachoria Everyone knows about the dry desert. Its soft sand and drifting dust flings into the air making the sky so unclear to see. It rarely rains in the dry desert, as there still is not even a wet wonderful cold drop of water since 10 years ago. The torching temperature can reach up to 115 degrees some days, maybe even higher!

Raindrops that Rattle the Water

Post Age 14 Published July 10, 2020 by Anya Geist

rain drops rattled the water sending rolling hills of ripples far, far out into the lake. the water itself was a grinning sort of grey not gross, but fresh and free. kids sat on the dock, on the raft watching rainwater splatter down onto the worn wood and then the monumental clouds the monoliths, the master of rain shirked off, sliding out of the sky the water was blue and kids burst into it soaki...

Art Contest

Post Age 12 Published July 10, 2020 by Madeline Kline

The first one I pass Flower field with towering trees The second one I pass Dreary day with boring books The third one I pass Cantankerous child throwing torturous tantrum over delicious delicacies After I pass more And time for awards Blue ribbon goes To Cantankerous child Because torturous tantrums Are relatable realitiesmmmm

Outside My Window, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

Post Published July 10, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Outside My Window Prisha Aswal, 7 Outside my window, Are trees, And bees. No one is out, Because of coronavirus disease. No crowds, But clouds, And a big black dog I see. I miss what this place used to be. Look far away there is a house, From over here, it looks like a mouse. My other window has a different view, Squirrels running over the fence! Phew.

Daily Creativity #80: Make Your Favorite Food the Protagonist

Post Published July 10, 2020 by Anna Rowell

Breath Thief: Coronavirus depicted as a supervillain by Story Kummer, 13

Post Published July 9, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Daily Creativity #79: Write a Poem about Real and Mythical Animals

Post Published July 9, 2020 by Jane Levi

Write a bestiary (a poem about real and mythical animals).

My Television Screen, by Enni, 13

Post Published July 8, 2020 by Enni Harlan

In thinking back to when I was younger, I only have vague memories of a miniature TV we used to have. It was so small that if my dad stood in front of it, I could have sworn that you wouldn’t be able to see the TV behind him. In fact, I recall that it was even smaller than our computer (which isn’t very big). The quality was horrible too, but I never really noticed.

We Can’t Breathe, a poem by Raeha Khazanchi, 11

Post Published July 8, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

We Can't Breathe Raeha Khazanchi, 11 We can’t breathe Why can’t we breathe? Because he can’t breathe Why can’t he breathe? Because his breath was stolen from his body We are not treated equally Why are we not treated equally? Because he was not treated equally Why was he not treated equally?

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