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Forest Fire, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 8

by Prisha Aswal

Published August 17, 2021

FOREST FIRE Sparks Fly Crackling Sound Trees Down On fire Smoke rises up to the Sky Wolves Howl Bears Flee Ash Fills up the Ground Elk Run for their Lives. Birds and Butterflies try To...

My Sanctuary, a poem by Otis, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 23, 2021

On some days, I just like to walk Across the street and into the park Contemplating life. Around me, nature is content. Leaves swirl around my figure The large trees sway as I walk...

Saturday Newsletter: June 19, 2021

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 19, 2021

A note from Conner World Refugee Day and the Stone Soup Refugee Project June 20 is World Refugee Day, a day of observance to raise awareness about the plight of refugees and to demonstrate a commitment...

Mother

by Sofie Dardzinski

Published June 18, 2021

A New Beginning, a poem by Aditi, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 20, 2021

Broken America Must Rise

by Leah Musak

Published May 17, 2021

America we are a nation whole, Why let others break us apart from a nation whole to a nation of division. In this truth in this fate, we trust, why break us apart during this...

Weekly Creativity Prompt #150: Write a Poem About Timoléon Lobrechon’s Painting “Promenade des Enfants”

by Jane Levi

Published April 26, 2021

Look at this painting: Promenade des Enfants (Children’s Walk) by Timoléon Lobrichon (1831-1914). Write a poem about it, in a style that reflects your initial response when you first saw it.

Life Inside a Staircase, a poem by Arjun, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 22, 2021

Spring in Central Park, a poem by Lila Laton, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 20, 2021

Spring in Central Park Lila Laton, 11 The cherry blossoms are blooming. That means that spring is here. Mr. Frosty is parked at the side of the road, and a kind grandmother is buying ice...

Spring, a poem by Porter Younkin, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 15, 2021

Spring Porter Younkin, 9 flowers the, water the, splash the it calms me, cools it, calms down me. just like a rainbow rainbow. seeing doubles.

Forest Fire, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 8

Post Published August 17, 2021 by Prisha Aswal

FOREST FIRE Sparks Fly Crackling Sound Trees Down On fire Smoke rises up to the Sky Wolves Howl Bears Flee Ash Fills up the Ground Elk Run for their Lives. Birds and Butterflies try To Escape to Sky Crickets, Worms and Ants Fry Thunder Strikes, The Wind Blows, Making it Worse Animals Die Trees Burn, Dogs Bark, Fire Spreads Across, Lives Lost Homes Destroyed , Treasures ...

My Sanctuary, a poem by Otis, 13

Post Published June 23, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

On some days, I just like to walk Across the street and into the park Contemplating life. Around me, nature is content. Leaves swirl around my figure The large trees sway as I walk by The clouds darken, casting a blanket over the treetops My sanctuary.

Saturday Newsletter: June 19, 2021

Post Published June 19, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Mother

Post Published June 18, 2021 by Sofie Dardzinski

Caretaker of the House, Cooker, Organizer of Paraphernalia, Player of Music, and Reminder of Kindness; Motivated, strict, loving, Mother of our Home: They tell me your house is small with little room to work and I believe them, for I belong in this house, smelling every scent there is to smell and touching everything that is there to touch.

A New Beginning, a poem by Aditi, 12

Post Published May 20, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

A New Beginning by Aditi Nair, 12 Sitting. Crunching. Staring. Glaring. The sun gently embraced the horizon to meet the sky. Colors dance and sing before the early bird rises. Beep, Beep. Over and again. Time to rise before the moon left the sky. Usual, the usual. Pancakes smothered in syrup, and blueberries squished on top.

Broken America Must Rise

Post Published May 17, 2021 by Leah Musak

America we are a nation whole, Why let others break us apart from a nation whole to a nation of division. In this truth in this fate, we trust, why break us apart during this terrifying time. Lives lost, families heart broken, how can we let this sudden disaster strike us. Now we should be together more than ever during this terrifying time.

Weekly Creativity Prompt #150: Write a Poem About Timoléon Lobrechon’s Painting “Promenade des Enfants”

Post Published April 26, 2021 by Jane Levi

Look at this painting: Promenade des Enfants (Children’s Walk) by Timoléon Lobrichon (1831-1914). Write a poem about it, in a style that reflects your initial response when you first saw it.

Life Inside a Staircase, a poem by Arjun, 9

Post Published April 22, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Life Inside a Staircase Arjun Nair, 9 I wonder how it would feel to live inside a staircase. A loud STOMP, STOMP captures every peculiar moment. People are walking up and down. Sometimes they think again and turn around. When people decide to leave, they sometimes destroy their house into a flattened leaf. What happens to the staircase?

Spring in Central Park, a poem by Lila Laton, 11

Post Published April 20, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Spring in Central Park Lila Laton, 11 The cherry blossoms are blooming. That means that spring is here. Mr. Frosty is parked at the side of the road, and a kind grandmother is buying ice cream for a little child with snot running down his nose. People pose in front of the cherry blossom trees taking pictures. Couples, children and parents, friends. Someone proposes and everyone claps.

Spring, a poem by Porter Younkin, 9

Post Published April 15, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Spring Porter Younkin, 9 flowers the, water the, splash the it calms me, cools it, calms down me. just like a rainbow rainbow. seeing doubles.

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