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Wasps
[By Thisbe McMichael, Killington Elementary School] Vespae had something to do with wasps. She could speak to the bugs. Vespae even had little shiny wings. No one knew about them but her, of course.
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If I was immortal
I have been alive for a couple thousand years.
I stopped counting the years when I was around six hundred years old.
I don’t know why I’m still alive. I still look the same as when I was ten.
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The Hidden Door
Dinner tonight is turkey. And gravy. And also stuffing and cranberry sauce. But don’t worry- it’s not Thanksgiving. That was two weeks ago, and yet we still have practically the whole meal leftover. Mom makes WAY too much food every year.
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Athena and Artemis
Story by Helen Poe, Main Street Middle School
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Stranded
Story by Chance Neun, Main Street Middle School
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Gather round
Story by Iris Palisson, Main Street Middle School
Loves
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The Six Stages of Fall
Opinion written by Whitney Curtis, Williston Central School
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The Messenger
I make a right turn down Condor Avenue with my shoulders held high near my exposed neck and my hands shoved deep into my pockets.
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The Maple
When I was growing up, I lived in a state of confusion. The state that I lived in had autumn, like all the rest, but never seemed to know it; that, in turn, confused me.
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Fall is Something of Change
My friend mentioned she was sad to see the leaves drop. She said this as if the shedding oak trees were a disgrace to her. As if their nakedness wasn’t breathtaking in the eyes of an artist.
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The Eldest of the Seasons
if life is but a dream for the dead
may you visit us during autumn, the eldest of the seasons
letting your fragile bones be exposed to the crisp air of october
letting your fingertips run over the bars of the cemetery gates
