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  Eclipse

  

  By Suhyoon, Guangzhou, China

  Stephanie Meyers takes the three most clichéd themes of 21st century cinema—love, jealousy, and revenge—to launch a new bestselling genre dubbed vampire romance. No matter how many movies interpret and extol true love, teenagers today with their share of break-ups and rejections, don’t buy it...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  Looking at the Bright Side

  

  By Suhyoon, Guangzhou, China

  When the sun shoves its Forehead up into thick white stains of Splayed-out Fog, no one has stirred just Yet and streets deserted outside the ten-story High balcony railings and thin buttery Spread of the beyond hovering one inch breath away. It’s the same Hill with trees and lampposts,...
• Poetry > Free Verse
  12 Ways of Looking at a Goldfish

  

  By Suhyoon, Guangzhou, China

  1. The fattest orange tadpole kicks. 2. Peel and flipper a juicy mango. 3. Flip over a spoon of honey. Did it drop as one blob? 4. A window lights up underwater. 5. Cherubic angels of gold that wings failed to carry. 6. The frog and fish in one. 7. A single teardrop of orange pulp...