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My forever tree
By Roxanne Glassenberg, 17, Wellesley, MA -
Branches of my youth
By Madeleine Connery, 16, Shelburne, VT
My tree is a razor-sharp memory
Sticky pine and strong, safe trunk
Perched on the edge of a forgotten home
Which all my love has sunk -
A tree from lost generations
By Suhanee Mitragotri, 17, Lexington, MA
Great
great
great
grandparents walked the homeland.
Their footprints were artifacts in the wet mud,
memories of a time -
One Tree Island
By Ella Cisz, 13, Waterbury, VT
Alone you stand on your tiny island of weathered grey rock
Surrounded by immense calm water
A mirror provided for the sky to admire its reflection in -
Why does a willow?
By Jadyn Mardy, 18, Hempstead, NY
Why does a willow bend upside down,
Its branches floating by the ground,
Instead of reaching for the sky?
Who made it droop so low?
'Twas I. -
Memories of the maple
By Jaxson DeCelle, 9, Middletown Springs, VT
Loves
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A Forever of Tomorrows
Never forget this moment my child, the moment you began to feel,
The moment you first felt alive.
It was night,
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The Silence Market
In a world where every digital breakthrough to age-old traditions stood as symbols of our progression, it wasn’t the advancements themselves that captivated us, but the revolution of our words.
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Teenager
Maybe being a
teenager is just a con
stant state of panic.
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instructions on growing up
If you wrap your hand around your mother's wrist
your fingers will touch. How
do you come to terms with that? How
do you learn that your father's shoulders
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event horizon
event horizon–
boundary of a black hole beyond which not even light can escape–
a point of no
return
so imagine, my dear, a color
that is not a color