The lure of the Extraordinary Peacock by Prachi Kothari, age 11, Mumbai, India A blue glow That makes everyone say[…]
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Festival of Mid-Autumn Moon
By Chiu-yi Rachel Ngai, 16, Arkansas. Lanterns bloom like flowers, the light and colour of crowded city streets. Folded paper,[…]
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For all the Toledos Darkness and suffering Sadness and fear live in the streets Some of my own never get[…]
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A rose is a symbol of love Love is something you should never shove This fondness can be seen in[…]
Read moreThe Unforgettable Memories of School
The Unforgettable Memories of School Waking up in the morning was a pain, Four more days to go, we’d say[…]
Read moreFly
By Ritika Rawat, age 9, New Jersey I wish I could fly away, And the universe will lead me to[…]
Read moreThe Perfect Family
The Perfect Family By Zsuzsanna Juhasz, age 15, Maryland. The father figure stands above, No one can compare, just because.[…]
Read morePoems and Photos from the Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh
By Mohammed Faisal, 19, Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. I’m Mohammed Faisal, a young Rohingya poet, living in the world’s[…]
Read moreDare I Say / Y Me Atrevo a Decir
Dare I Say By Cassandra Martens Diaz, Mexican-Canadian, 17, Manitoba, Canada I do not pronounce it with familiarity I[…]
Read moreLessons
Lessons By Bhagyashree Prabhutendolkar, age 16, Mumbai, INDIA if only I could go back in time and whisper to my[…]
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