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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2000 : Poetry Articles

A Turtle-Shaped Box This selection can be found in Teen Ink Love andRelationships, the fourth in the Teen Ink book series, all available inbookstores nationwide and online ... Continue...	Being Young Isn't Easy Whenthe phone rings I pause, Look at the clock and realize it's her. Same timeeach day. We talk about the same thing, every time. We talk about how wecan't talk. ... Continue...
Face don't turnaway it's not a joke i'm not saying hi because you're a familiarface or a friend of a friend ... Continue...	Fruit and Fudge Eating chocolate strawberries a little before midnight on a Thursday while daydreaming about prom dresses. Sinning against the code ofthe teenage girl diet happily ... Continue...
Horticulture With Grace Gracie'shands - shedding skin like a snake in an oasis. She picks tulips ofmarmalade petals ... Continue...	Morning The sunshines on a great green dewy expanse That I have no time for. Walking, mybreath comes out in a white Cold-warm paradoxical breath. Birds chattermeaninglessly from the trees ... Continue...
November White gems divide asea of deepest blue. My eyes linger upon heaven's best. Night sounds add afew chords, And a breeze provides movement. The stars wink to a steadywaltz. This is Winter's orchestra. I lie quietly. Flat on my back Ingood dirt. Continue...	Oil on Pine I look upward and straight ahead from where I lie likea midnight driver traveling an interstate Fantastic cherubs soar atunknown heights above the thin mattress on which I sleep ... Continue...
pIcKfOrD oR GiSh, iT dOeSn'T MaTtEr I WiSh I hAd beEn a SiLeNT sCrEen StAr, "oH,tAlKies WoN'T gO vErY fAr!" I'D SaY, sHaKiNg my BoBbeD hAiR, oN mY wAytO a FiTzGeRalD aFfaiR~> wItHoUt a CaRe, wiThOuT a CarE iN tHewOrld********************** Continue...	teenaged cynics they eyeeach other through narrowed lids, button their tight black coats as a barrieragainst malignant stares masked only by frosty purple eye shadow. theirdark roots are just beginning to emerge, an upstaging of theircurrent bleached-blond hue - ... Continue...
The Perfect High School Love (This canbe thick or thin.) Take 1/4 cup of love, 2 cups disagreement, 3 cupsaffectionary sugar, ... Continue...	Untitled "Iknow you," I'll say when you have gathered up your cheeksand shone off those picket-fence teeth to ... Continue...
Vegetables This selection can be found in Teen Ink: Written in theDirt, the sixth in the Teen Ink book series, comprised all of fiction andpoetry ... Continue...	Who I Am I want to meet myself on thestreet Shake my hand and go for coffee Get to know who I am Everythingabout me How was my day? What have I been doing? ... Continue...

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