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Read MoreI remember my first guitar I remember the feeling of sliding my fingers up and down the fretboard which was homez to six shiny steel strings. I remember the sharpness of those strings, the scratches on my fingers...
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Read MoreI remember sitting in class and watching a movie since there was nothing else to do that day and my teachers felt like being generous. classroom and play games and tell jokes. school while sounding uncertain....
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Read MoreI am from eyeglasses, old cassette tapes and Febreeze. I am from the red monkey bars that were once impossible to reach. I am from tall buildings that resemble stars when looking down from above. I’m from the sweet, warm smell of...
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Angie commented on the post, months of quarantine
Dear Sara,
I really enjoyed reading about your feelings during quarantine. I found this poem to be really relatable. A line that stood out to me was “I remember having no motivation to do school work.” This stood out to me because during quarantine I started to fail some of my classes for the same reason, but overall your poem was really good and…Read More -
Angie commented on the post, Along Manhattan Avenue
Dear Mbathio:
I am Amazed by your poem, “Along Manhattan Avenue,” because I really like how you’ve incorporated the techniques that you saw from your mentor poem and made it your own. I also like how genuine your poem is.
One line that stands out for me is, “shining bright through the walls of despair”. I think this line is impactful…Read More
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Dear Angie
I am impressed by your post, “I remember”, because it is shocking how from one day to another students stopped going to school for a year. It’s shocking how at first it seemed fun doing work from home until people realized it wasn’t.
One sentence that you wrote that stood out to me is “I remember hearing the news that in-person school was canceled until further notice”. I think that this is interesting because students did not expect not to go to school in person.
Thank you for your writing. I am looking forward to seeing what you write next because a of students can relate to this.