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First year college student.
I make music, write what I can, and generally enjoy creating.
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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Nature: 125 of 578

Jumpers It is with sadness that I report: Leaves must be just terrified. I don't mean sometimes. I mean always. My first move is to cry out to the tops of trees - "it's not worth it. Stay green, gold auburn maroon and green again, just a little longer. Just long enough, little buddies, to get you some help, so you can think ...
Education > Distance Learning Guide to virtual schools: 1 of 4

For a year and a half of my High School education, I never set foot inside a school building. I completed assignments from the comfort of my bedroom, working at my own pace (a relatively fast pace) and pursuing hobbies and interests the rest of the time. Following is a testimonial regarding the ups and downs of virtual High ...
Entertainment > Music Genres, Trends & Scenes Best music scenes in the US: 2 of 3

Since "best" is a matter of opinion anyway, I'll set forth what I know about what has been, and hopefully will be again soon, one of the most potent music scenes I'm aware of in America. Western Massachusetts - there's not a ton out here. The biggest city we've got is Springfield, and that's not so great, anyway. So what is ...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Loneliness: 86 of 121

Sometimes there's nothing like a huge bowl of mashed potatoes and a giant glass of milk, both big enough to drown in. Sometimes everything tastes the same, and sometimes everything tastes like copper, or maybe blood. David was used to disappointment by now but he saved his sorrow for the really bad days. He at least respecte...
Education > High School Humanities Introducing new courses in high school: 15 of 21

By new courses, I assume that we're talking non-traditional. Classes designed to enrich a student's knowledge beyond the basics, the core curriculum that has been taught for years. These "new courses" are gold. Known as electives in some schools, many of the new courses being designed by teachers and implemented in High Scho...