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corona virus, a poem by Max Corthésy, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 13, 2020

corona virus By Max Corthésy, 11 infected, undetected putting people in quarantine like a routine. uncured, must endure washing hands a demand. infectious, contagious hand to food, food to mouth, thousand dead, some...

Virus, a poem by Chloe Deyo, age 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 10, 2020

Virus by Chloe Deyo, 11 “Wash your hands.” “Don’t touch your face.” That’s what they say in every germy case. All it has brought is pain. I can’t get it out of my brain. It’s...

A COVID-19 Poem by Cali Bennett, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 8, 2020

A COVID-19 POEM by Cali Bennett, 11 I hate COVID-19 It is bad, bad, bad It will not leave It is as intense as the cold water in the ocean, like when you are trying...

Gateway to Darkness, writing and photography by Grace Williams, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 7, 2020

When the first person tested positive with COVID-19, the virus was only in China. But soon, as people traveled and spread germs and bacteria, the virus traveled all the way to the US. I live...

Stone Soup author Sabrina Guo starts PPE fundraiser for Long Island medical staff: support LILAC!

by Jane Levi

Published March 31, 2020

Sabrina Guo, a Syosset High School freshman from Long Island, NY–and a name that readers of Stone Soup over the past few years will recognize from her many contributions to the Magazine and blog–has risen...

Weekly Flash Contest – final week August 24, 2020

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 29, 2020

Observations on COVID-19 by Sofie Dardzinski, 9

by Sofie Dardzinski

Published March 20, 2020

Somewhere in China, a bat had a virus. That is how it started, a virus no one had seen before. It was a coronavirus. The bat passed the virus on to a person, who passed...

corona virus, a poem by Max Corthésy, 11

Post Published April 13, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Virus, a poem by Chloe Deyo, age 11

Post Published April 10, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Virus by Chloe Deyo, 11 “Wash your hands.” “Don’t touch your face.” That’s what they say in every germy case. All it has brought is pain. I can’t get it out of my brain. It’s one of my greatest fears. I hope I don’t catch it here. Will the Coronavirus ever end? Will our hope ever mend? Chloe Deyo, 11 Pearland, TX

A COVID-19 Poem by Cali Bennett, 11

Post Published April 8, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

A COVID-19 POEM by Cali Bennett, 11 I hate COVID-19 It is bad, bad, bad It will not leave It is as intense as the cold water in the ocean, like when you are trying to get out of the water, but you can’t Like a river rushing all around you, then it’s all gone "I chose to write a poem instead of a story because I like how it tells how you are feeling inside.

Gateway to Darkness, writing and photography by Grace Williams, 13

Post Published April 7, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

When the first person tested positive with COVID-19, the virus was only in China. But soon, as people traveled and spread germs and bacteria, the virus traveled all the way to the US. I live in New York, and right now there are more than 50,000 citizens in the state that have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Stone Soup author Sabrina Guo starts PPE fundraiser for Long Island medical staff: support LILAC!

Post Published March 31, 2020 by Jane Levi

Weekly Flash Contest – final week August 24, 2020

Post Published March 29, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Contest based on Monday's Daily Creativity Prompt Every weekday morning from March to late August 2020, we published a Daily Creativity prompt. We decided to get everyone focused by turning every Monday's prompt into a Flash Contest! For this rolling weekly contest, all you have to do is pick up the Daily Creativity prompt published on a Monday, and submit your response to it via Submittable by ...

Observations on COVID-19 by Sofie Dardzinski, 9

Post Published March 20, 2020 by Sofie Dardzinski

Somewhere in China, a bat had a virus. That is how it started, a virus no one had seen before. It was a coronavirus. The bat passed the virus on to a person, who passed it on to other people in Wuhan, before they even knew they were sick. Now, the whole of Asia has it, as does Europe, and the United States. I live in Maryland, which has 43 cases today.

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