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The Tyrant Virus, a poem by Benjamin Wu, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 16, 2020

My Room, a poem by Julia Marcus, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 15, 2020

My Room Julia Marcus, 13 Four faded white walls, two open windows, two closed doors, three paintings, one whiteboard, and just one human being. That would be me. Me sinking into the cushions of the...

Invasion, a poem by Luca Butler, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 14, 2020

Invasion Luca Butler, 12 It began from some bats They say It will pass with time They say Stay indoors Dont go outside They say In China it began Some panic ahead No one knew...

Perfect For Me, a poem by April Yu, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 10, 2020

I See, a poem by Mairead Sheehy-Moss, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 2, 2020

I See Mairead Sheehy-Moss, 12 Plants soaking up the sun putting my hair in a bun just for seeing no one I see a rotten piece of gum and a big fat purple plum sitting...

The Shot, a poem by Giselle Stern, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 1, 2020

The Shot Giselle Stern, 11 Don’t throw away your shot Opportunities received Fleeting like the wind Seize it while you can Be a rising star Rise up with the shot It’s just a leap of...

The Healing Virus, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 19, 2020

The Healing Virus Prisha Aswal, 7 What if there was a healing virus? Would it be as blue as an iris? Or, would it be yellow? And make everyone’s life mellow? What if it brings...

Gone, a poem by Lyla Hershkovitz, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 17, 2020

Covid Superheroes, a poem by Devanshi Das, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 13, 2020

Covid Superheroes Devanshi Das, 13 It’s been days since she was home Leaving her family and kids behind In the same city, living in a small hotel room After a long day...

Overwhelming Panic, a poem by Samson Brown, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 3, 2020

The Tyrant Virus, a poem by Benjamin Wu, 11

Post Published September 16, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Tyrant Virus Benjamin Wu, 11 The Coronavirus shows no intention of going away Bulking up and gushing out day by day Huffing and puffing and doling out dismay Tossing disease around like confetti everyday. Flooding the nation with desperate despair Death toll so high, Cases erupting Spreading fear across the globe. Rampaging across America in a destructive way But . . .

My Room, a poem by Julia Marcus, 13

Post Published September 15, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Invasion, a poem by Luca Butler, 12

Post Published September 14, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Invasion Luca Butler, 12 It began from some bats They say It will pass with time They say Stay indoors Dont go outside They say In China it began Some panic ahead No one knew It would come to this They ran They hid But soon it spread Everywhere there's panic Not knowimg what to do There’s nowhere to hide There’s nowhere to It is everywhere People are sick Some are dying ...

Perfect For Me, a poem by April Yu, 13

Post Published September 10, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Perfect For Me April Yu, 13 Slivers of moonlight Leaking in through the glass Pictures framed on the walls Frozen in memories past Stars freckled across The milky indigo sky A breeze lilting in the air A gale, a gust, a sigh Black cherries and freesia april the enclosed space Here I am, in my bedroom Forever my favorite place On paper, it sounds so cliché But gazing at my rug...

I See, a poem by Mairead Sheehy-Moss, 12

Post Published September 2, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

I See Mairead Sheehy-Moss, 12 Plants soaking up the sun putting my hair in a bun just for seeing no one I see a rotten piece of gum and a big fat purple plum sitting there, yum This poem was written in response to our Daily Creativity prompt #58: Write a Poem About What You See

The Shot, a poem by Giselle Stern, 11

Post Published September 1, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Shot Giselle Stern, 11 Don’t throw away your shot Opportunities received Fleeting like the wind Seize it while you can Be a rising star Rise up with the shot It’s just a leap of faith Albert Einstein, a shrewd scientist, Leonardo da Vinci, a radical Renaissance man, Michael Phelps, a swift swimmer, Ludwig Beethoven, a creative composer, Alexander Hamilton, a founding father,...

The Healing Virus, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

Post Published August 19, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Healing Virus Prisha Aswal, 7 What if there was a healing virus? Would it be as blue as an iris? Or, would it be yellow? And make everyone’s life mellow? What if it brings joy, As sadness you will not enjoy, Wouldn’t it be nice if it takes away all your pain? Or gives a little rest to your brain What if it makes it easy to breathe? And cures you fully underneath?

Gone, a poem by Lyla Hershkovitz, 10

Post Published August 17, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Gone Lyla Hershkovitz, 10 Gone She drifts away Crumbling As I hold her hand, it crinkles Lifeless Drained She says something I cannot understand, Maybe because I’m not thinking Fluids drip out of full bags, The nurses detach the suctions As if they want her to melt away Her ring slips off, I don’t catch it It’s like being a baby and wanting to tell your mother you love her It�...

Covid Superheroes, a poem by Devanshi Das, 13

Post Published August 13, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Covid Superheroes Devanshi Das, 13 It’s been days since she was home Leaving her family and kids behind In the same city, living in a small hotel room After a long day of hospital work, A video call at night with her kids Was her solace and keeps peace of mind.

Overwhelming Panic, a poem by Samson Brown, 13

Post Published August 3, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Overwhelming Panic Samson Brown, 13 Sickness Darkness Silence The muffled tones Of my friend voices Words I don’t understand Sounds I wish not to hear The Darkness all around me, Swallowing me Is this death? No breath escapes my lips My chest aches I know I should breathe But I can’t I hear My friends’ voices Behind me They don’t know They don’t know I’m being swal...

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