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Teen Ink Magazine, May 2001 : Poetry Articles

A Reflection in Glass It doesn't take so much courage to look all my faults straight in the eye as it does to Stare Them Down ... Continue...	And So It Happened Concentration stolen from page to face each storyblurred shockingly aware chilling hopes ... Continue...
Away From Here I saw the trees, and the grass and I saw hate across the field, in a house. I saw the clouds, and the wind and sadness along with wonder. The rows of cars seemed endless, and someday, ... Continue...	Chamelco, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, C.A. Light, innocent rain barely falling Wafting like feathers floatingdown From high clouds in a gray sky And I'm inside My eyes closingslowly ... Continue...
Dear Blank Paper You stare up at me, Laughing at me. "Why can't you write something? What's wrong with you?" youask In your tormenting voice. ... Continue...	Everlasting Battle a battle no one can win brews on both sides each desiring the saltytaste of victory rigid soldiers line the fields complete with worn-outclothing ... Continue...
Fallen Leaves The small children whirl about Like leaves borne upon thewind, Smashing into The carefully raked mounds, Scattering the grimmemorials to death. ... Continue...	Hear What I Have to Say You don't talk to me, you say But I do, I respond, but you don't hearthose words So you go on talking. You only talk to me about things thatare not of any importance. ... Continue...
I Didn't Need to Write This I will never in an introduction, Have to describe asexualreproduction, I will never be asked in an interview, About my opinion ofCardinal Richelieu, I will never be asked to write a thesis, ... Continue...	Muse Her back was tense as she flicked her fingers over the page,brushing away the crumbled remains of an eraser. ... Continue...
My Father's Binding Strings Early that Saturday morning the air was cool. It brushed a sky thecolor of peaches. The neck of my black woolen sweater constricted, bindingme. ... Continue...	Sea Flower Swaying Enraptured in a trance The fickle embrace of thecurrent Push ... Pull ... ... Continue...
Steaming hot chocolate burning mouth taste buds thrill insides warm Goodmorning late Autumn ... Continue...	The Wonder Within the Monster A monster, enveloping the world Causing Insecurity ... Continue...
Unbreakable Outside the frost sparkles on the hard lawn, the trees are bare andthe wind nips and bites at any exposed body part. Winter is in fullbloom. But inside my head, where it matters most, ... Continue...	We Are Only A Little Lost We are only a little lost, walking through hallways with pasted-onsmiles. One ear listening to gossip, the other to a nagging voice tellingus, "You are nothing ... Continue...

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