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Static, a poem by Callum Hicks, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 13, 2020

Static Callum Hicks, 12 The electric blue buzz of the computer screens. The soft hum of the machines keeping us alive. An evil cackle of a monster behind me, casting a shadow on the cold...

Coronavirus as a Supervillain, drawing by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 12, 2020

Coronavirus as a Supervillain Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9 This drawing was made in response to our Daily Creativity prompt #73, in which former contributor Anna Rowell asked our readers to imagine what Coronavirus would look...

Outside My Window, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 10, 2020

Outside My Window Prisha Aswal, 7 Outside my window, Are trees, And bees. No one is out, Because of coronavirus disease. No crowds, But clouds, And a big black dog I see. I miss what...

Breath Thief: Coronavirus depicted as a supervillain by Story Kummer, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 9, 2020

Breath Thief Story Kummer, 13 This drawing was made in response to our Daily Creativity prompt #73, in which former contributor Anna Rowell asked our readers to imagine what Coronavirus would look like if it...

My Television Screen, by Enni, 13

by Enni Harlan

Published July 8, 2020

In thinking back to when I was younger, I only have vague memories of a miniature TV we used to have. It was so small that if my dad stood in front of it, I...

We Can’t Breathe, a poem by Raeha Khazanchi, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 8, 2020

Something feels different, go away COVID-19, a poem by Manasi Karthikeyan, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 7, 2020

Something feels different, go away COVID-19 Manasi Karthikeyan, 12 Stuck at home away from those you see every day It feels like we are being held captive, but we can’t yell Mayday! We wait and...

Why Every School Should Have Gender-Neutral Bathrooms

by Vivian Blessing

Published July 6, 2020

The Writer, Artist of Words, by Michaela Frey, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 6, 2020

This Virus Should Bring us Closer, graphic art by Rebecca Wu, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 5, 2020

This Virus Should Bring us Closer Rebecca Wu, 9

Static, a poem by Callum Hicks, 12

Post Published July 13, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Static Callum Hicks, 12 The electric blue buzz of the computer screens. The soft hum of the machines keeping us alive. An evil cackle of a monster behind me, casting a shadow on the cold concrete. Snap. My legs break in half like breadsticks. The masks I am wearing. They let me breathe. Living history as if it’s some sort of consolation. The shrill voices. Crackle.

Coronavirus as a Supervillain, drawing by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

Post Published July 12, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Outside My Window, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 7

Post Published July 10, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Outside My Window Prisha Aswal, 7 Outside my window, Are trees, And bees. No one is out, Because of coronavirus disease. No crowds, But clouds, And a big black dog I see. I miss what this place used to be. Look far away there is a house, From over here, it looks like a mouse. My other window has a different view, Squirrels running over the fence! Phew.

Breath Thief: Coronavirus depicted as a supervillain by Story Kummer, 13

Post Published July 9, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

My Television Screen, by Enni, 13

Post Published July 8, 2020 by Enni Harlan

In thinking back to when I was younger, I only have vague memories of a miniature TV we used to have. It was so small that if my dad stood in front of it, I could have sworn that you wouldn’t be able to see the TV behind him. In fact, I recall that it was even smaller than our computer (which isn’t very big). The quality was horrible too, but I never really noticed.

We Can’t Breathe, a poem by Raeha Khazanchi, 11

Post Published July 8, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

We Can't Breathe Raeha Khazanchi, 11 We can’t breathe Why can’t we breathe? Because he can’t breathe Why can’t he breathe? Because his breath was stolen from his body We are not treated equally Why are we not treated equally? Because he was not treated equally Why was he not treated equally?

Something feels different, go away COVID-19, a poem by Manasi Karthikeyan, 12

Post Published July 7, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Something feels different, go away COVID-19 Manasi Karthikeyan, 12 Stuck at home away from those you see every day It feels like we are being held captive, but we can’t yell Mayday! We wait and wait until this time is over So, get up and wish on a four-leaf clover!

Why Every School Should Have Gender-Neutral Bathrooms

Post Published July 6, 2020 by Vivian Blessing

Did you know that 60% of transgender people in the U.S. avoid public bathrooms for fear of being harassed? That is one reason why gender-neutral bathrooms should be made available in every school. Three main reasons that gender-neutral bathrooms in schools are important will be included in this essay. One reason is that non-binary people can face harassment in gender binary restrooms.

The Writer, Artist of Words, by Michaela Frey, 12

Post Published July 6, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Writer, Artist of Words Michaela Frey, 12 A fog has fallen over the people, a devastating, colorless, mist of despair hanging over the humans. Those consumed in the fog are mourned; yet the numbers of those taken rise every day, a staircase leading up, and all the same, leading downwards in a spiral.

This Virus Should Bring us Closer, graphic art by Rebecca Wu, 9

Post Published July 5, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

This Virus Should Bring us Closer Rebecca Wu, 9

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