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Covid-19 in China: layered paper cut art by Alina Ji, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 21, 2020

Together, a poem by Ethan Van, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 19, 2020

Back to School in the Pandemic

by Lauren Minyoung Yoon

Published October 14, 2020

Spring-20, a poem by Patrycja Wanat, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 5, 2020

Life of a Pencil by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 30, 2020

Quarantine, a poem by Shravya Sethi, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 29, 2020

Quarantine Shravya Sethi, 11 The light, not of sun The clash of a noise Coming from the box It's not quite a toy The smell of a cake wafting from the oven door you dive...

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...

Birthday Party, by Allen Nu, 5

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 11, 2020

Birthday Party Allen Nu, 5 Today we had a unifying place to hold a wonderful party at Zoom to celebrate Anna’s ten years old birthday. She is a sweet and lovely girl , especially she...

Covid-19 in China: layered paper cut art by Alina Ji, 13

Post Published October 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Covid-19 in China: Layered Papercut Art Alina Ji, 13 At the start of the pandemic, Alina Ji spent two months almost entirely within the confines of her apartment. During this time, Alina created a detailed collage via papercutting, honoring the doctor who first alerted authorities about the virus, and who died treating people. The collage is made almost entirely of cut paper.

Together, a poem by Ethan Van, 10

Post Published October 19, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Together Ethan Van, 10 Talking together. Chatting together. Homework together. Playing together. Running together. Left school. Can’t go outside. Talking no more. Chatting no more. Homework no more. Playing no more. Running no more. Or… Video calls. Distance chatting. Wired homework. Playing online. Running inside. Figured out ways, To stay Together.

Back to School in the Pandemic

Post Published October 14, 2020 by Lauren Minyoung Yoon

“You must be…” the principal said. Through my nervousness I said, “Lauren,” even though my friends at my old school knew me as Eunice. Seems to me that I still can’t believe I just moved to Chicago from my life in California. It was my second time moving to a whole new place, and I had mixed feelings about it.

Spring-20, a poem by Patrycja Wanat, 13

Post Published October 5, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Spring-20 Patrycja Wanat, 13 Kite tails should be in the sky, Bees are flying by. Spring has arrived! Everyone should be bright, But not this year, Because we're all filled with fear From COVID-19, We are waiting for a vaccine. Somehow we have to cope, And we can only have hope, That this coronavirus will go away.

Life of a Pencil by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

Post Published September 30, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Life of a Pencil Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9 Man’s best friend is a dog. Amruta’s best friend—a pencil. Well, I used to be. I used to be her treasure, a creator. Her creativity flooded through my tip. I made stories, I made artwork. Now, I am left forgotten like an old toy. I am rarely picked up these days. I wait around all day to be picked up.

Quarantine, a poem by Shravya Sethi, 11

Post Published September 29, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Quarantine Shravya Sethi, 11 The light, not of sun The clash of a noise Coming from the box It's not quite a toy The smell of a cake wafting from the oven door you dive in and say "I really want more!" A mask of protection For others, not you So that when you sneeze The germs can't get through Digging holes, making new life Planting more, watching them thrive Aching back, goi...

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 ...

Birthday Party, by Allen Nu, 5

Post Published September 11, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Birthday Party Allen Nu, 5 Today we had a unifying place to hold a wonderful party at Zoom to celebrate Anna’s ten years old birthday. She is a sweet and lovely girl , especially she likes to giggle and speaks brightly with a big smile on her face. We classmates prefer to play with her whether in the classroom or outside.

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