Most Recent Letters to the Editor

Ever since 9th grade in writing lab when Ms Young told me about TeenInk, I have loved the website. TeenInk is a website where teens can publish their creative writing, videos and photos. I submitted many of my poems to this website. TeenInk... (more »)

In her article, “Dear Sexist Pigs,” Alexandra Z described how the chauvinistic boys in her algebra class constantly demean women and how degraded it makes her feel. Like her, I believe that this is a serious topic that can affect many people... (more »)

“The Dance” by Bernice Puzon really stood out to me when I read it. It was one of the best poems I read in the article for this month. I really liked how the dance was resembling the marriage of the couple (which I assumed). The simplicity of... (more »)

I liked the poem “Deleting Cookies” by Caitlin Gaylord. I thought she made really good comparisons between google chrome and life. She talked about how you can delete your history when you’re on the internet, but it’s not that easy when it... (more »)

“A Daydream Away” reminds me of a song by All Time Low. Awkwardly, they both have the same name. This poem seems like this is either about an old friend or a past fling/boyfriend/girlfriend of some sort. The imagery is beautiful. The line... (more »)

I loved the way this poem was written. It was ironic because the author writes about how they will never make it as a poet because their parents haven't provided them with the inspiration for it, yet they are writing this poem and it is... (more »)

I like this poem a lot. I like how the author uses something as simple as a dance to portray how it takes two to dance, just like it takes two to make a marriage work. I like the fact that how the parents are dancing further and further, is used... (more »)

I love the way Emma Wilcox used her rhyme scheme in “Soft Drink.” The poem really flowed well with the rhyming style she used. Also, I love the idea behind the story. Her creativity of describing the soft drink as though it is really a human... (more »)

I really enjoyed this poem, for the fact it has intense imagery and deep meaning. It's sad and melancholy, with memories imbedded in every line. I believe the author put a lot of herself into the piece and it turned out brilliantly. (more »)

I liked this poem. It was nice to see that no matter what you might think about yourself, someone loves you and sees you despite what you think. Many people do go around thinking that they are invisible because they don't think they are worth... (more »)