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Poems Written While Learning from Home
In early May, Maria Johnson shared these poetic responses to the prompt "What I miss about school" from her ninth-grade Intro to Lit students. Thank you, students, for putting your thoughts "to paper," and thank you, Ms. Johnson, for sending these our way.
Before Isolation by Tommy Norgang
Missing Something by Sarah Means
Not-So-Homesick by Grace Whiting
What I Miss about School by Jenna Blodgett
What I Miss about School by Robert George
Why I Miss School by Oliver Tenney
In early April, Maria Johnson shared these poems in which her ninth-grade Introduction to Literature poetry students convey their feelings about, or share what they see as silver linings of, the coronavirus pandemic. Thank you, students, for sharing these important glimpses into your daily lives, thoughts, and feelings with us, and thank you, Ms. Johnson, for sending them our way.
Bleak as an Empty Page, by Grace Whiting
The House in the Field, by Jenna Blodgett
My Blue Guitar, by Sarah Means
Repetition, by Jillian Eldridge
Silver Lining, by Hailey Matson
An untitled poem by Chloe Hooper
An untitled poem by Hanna Bray
An untitled poem by Jonah Reay