Poetry

  

“Wondrous Moon” and “An Ant’s Odyssey”

Alden Newman, age 11, gives us another way of looking at the night sky, and Heather Nguyen, age 15, imagines the world from an ant’s perspective, in their poems from the Summer 2010 issue of Creative Kids.

“Music to My Ears” and “A Strong Saying”

Meghan Desmond, age 14, shares how the cacophony of life's noises can become music, and Miranda Kohlbrecher, age 15, explores the happiness of family, in their poems from the Spring 2010 issue of Creative Kids.

“To Know the Past” and “This Feeling”

Mike Morrissey, age 15, shares his thoughts on one person's ability to know the past and future, and Julia LeBlanc, age 14, describes the feeling she experiences snowboarding, in their poems in the Winter 2009Ð2010 issue of Creative Kids.

“Eight Ways of Looking at the Earth” and “Another Word for Mother”

James Tobias, age 12, shows us how the Earth can be looked at in more ways than one, and Anna Blech, age 13, provides two sides of the mother-daughter relationship in their poems from the Fall 2009 issue of Creative Kids.

“It’s Not the Iron’s Fault” and “Feelings”

Joe Block, age 15, discusses how we take our emotions out on the objects in our lives in “It’s Not the Iron’s Fault,” and Tony Gouw, age 18, shares his “Feelings,” in this poetry from the Summer 2009 issue of Creative Kids.