Teen Ink Magazine,
May 2001 :
Environment Articles
Electric Colt On a blissful spring daywhile sitting in typical Phoenix traffic, something is out of the ordinary. Thenearby red car is free of all noise but for its radio ... Continue...
Threats of Global Warming It's the end of the worldas we know it! The process of global warming has recently sped up, putting thelives of those in the Russian Arctic in danger ... Continue...
Unknown Beauty The elm tree stands humbly in the junkyard. Harsh winds of October strip theleaves Of their true green glory. Grayish, jagged limbs as humanarms Reach out to grab young children ... Continue...
When I Was Young When I was young in theravine, I'd walk down the path and never return. I'd see the blood-red leavesfloating like feathers, landing on the cold, damp ground. The pond would be stilland icy cold, but not yet frozen ... Continue...
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