Elton Govada, Student Submission, 11th Grade
• March 10, 2016
I sit on a chair, waiting
I stare at the screen, dreaming
I look around the room, thinking
but I can't seem to find it
The strokes of my fingers move swiftly
The letters on the page appear immediately
The...
I don’t know if children are born with a natural tendency to be malicious. There are
obviously cases where children are perfect. Take for example Malia. Growing up, my mother
would repeatedly remind...
What hidden beauty the world beholds,
Pure and untouched.
Far closer such splendor lies than most realize,
And therefore they do not explore this world;
Robots stuck in this urban universe,
Blind.
Machines...
Cameron Reaves, Student Submission, 11th Grade
• February 26, 2016
Are you okay, young warrior?
Does the sun's kiss cook you dry
Will it leech all your energy
If so, then you will die.
You've crossed the mighty river
Swam through the flood
What gave you such strength?
Prayer...
I've never been good with words
You know, the ones that crawl up your throat
From the oxygen and thought that surfaces in your lungs
And circulates in your brain
Reverberating from the chords of your...
Bryan McKnight, Student Submission, 11th Grade
• February 19, 2016
Fly too high and you’re bound to choke
Gas mask on still breathing in smoke
Father named Daedalus
A proud kingdom crumbles to dust
You were having fun but then the lights went down
You woke up hazy...
After the sweeping victory at the Georgia State Swimming Championship, the Lambert Swim & Dive team decided to take a victory lap through the diameter of the wind-swept and frigid Atlantic Ocean. The lap,...
Describing these instances as periods of intense anguish and annoyance, the local teacher told reporters at the Red Onion that she has been pestered with educational inquiries for the entirety of her teaching...
