It’s been about two months since quarantine started for me. The delightful fact that I did not have to wake up at 5:30 A.M. every day to go to school was very […]
Quarantine Buddy with Citra: The Girl from an Utopian World
A Glimpse of Future Cities – Seattle
Change Is On Its Way As repetitive as it may sound, COVID-19 is currently leaving a permanent mark on modern history. The outbreak, now categorized as a global pandemic, has infected nearly […]
The Girl Who Learned How to Fly – Poetry
Recently, in my poetry club, we were reading: “The Rose that Grew from Concrete,” which comes from the lyrics of a song made by famous American rapper 2Pac. The poem goes like […]
Immortal Cage Bird
Words, simple and slim, the caged bird sang for others to hear the free bird yet, high it flew never did he sing not of the rivers, not of the sky, nor […]
Introspection
Original poetry and artwork, in response to current events: Introspection You start to breathe again, A new door opens, And the world stops, And we all remember who we truly are. […]
Waves of Love – Original Poetry
More than a million words in the English language, And not one helps me describe what love truly feels like. I still remember the first time I cried because I […]
A Junior’s Perspective on Quarantine, Including a Review
Life Inside With this global pandemic having spread far across the world starting in China, the effects of its damage are being felt even in the small country of Nicaragua. Although the […]
Rise in Anti-Asian Racism Since Coronavirus Outbreak
Since the coronavirus outbreak, there has been an alarming increase in anti-Asian hate crimes in the United States. Asians have been harassed and attacked under the false and ignorant assumption that they […]
Everyone’s a Critic – Fate/Zero Review
With everyone being forced to quarantine inside their house in order to practice social distancing and to slow the spread of COVID-19, many, including me, have relied on streaming services such as […]
Walking Past – An Original Poem
Original poem by Mayte Cruz My poem was inspired by artwork featured in the New York Times by Sara Wong. I am inspired by the concept of walking past people who could […]
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