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About me - Celine Araujo

I'm a teenage writer who enjoys writing opinion pieces, and articles pertaining to fashion and beauty.

I wrote for a Kids' Newspaper run by the Toronto Star, "Brand New" Planet, and had 3 articles published in that newspaper, some of which can be found online:

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A still small voice: 1 of 7

I heard a voice, it spoke to me Out of the depths of misery A brief sweet comfort, a glimpse of hope When a better life seems too remote I lie almost lifeless on my bed My thoughts flash quickly through head This life I'm living feels like a prison I need a reason to keep living I contemplate suicide Would anyone mind it if ...
Relationships & Family > Marriage & Divorce (Other) Was the California Supreme Court right in legalizing gay marriage?: 6 of 32

The California Supreme Court has ruled in favour of legalizing gay marriage. My problem is this: why did it take so long? Gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered (LGBT) people have existed since the beginning of known civilization, and it has taken us over 2,000 years to finally grant them the right of marriage? This is yet anoth...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: True feelings: 27 of 132

Please look inside my heart and see The sadness that's destroying me There is nothing else for you to find Save these thoughts I must leave behind You can't even know how hard I try To veil myself from your sharp eyes You see me exactly as I am And this my love is why I'm damned Far too close now to be your lover Too far apa...
Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Make it an earth-friendly holiday season: 8 of 27

The holiday season is a time of giving and appreciation. What are you thankful for? Does the earth even come close to making your list? This holiday season, show the earth how much you care by being environmentally conscious of the presents you give to your loved ones. Here are some tips on how to shop green, and have a very...
Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms Treatment of teenagers in today's society: 1 of 1

The treatment of teenagers in today's society really is quite abominable. Considering we live in a North American society, which is all about equality and rights for all, we sure do a lot of unnecessary judging and stereotyping. While it is true that some teenagers are loud, obnoxious, and inconsiderate, the same can be said...
Style & Beauty > Acne & Blemish Rosacea: Symptoms and treatment: 9 of 15

Any kind of skin ailment can be embarrassing, not to mention uncomfortable, to the sufferer. One such disorder is rosacea, a long-lasting, non-scarring skin condition of the face. Rosacea often afflicts people with fair complexions, and is most often seen around the central area of the face. Symptoms typically first appear b...
Style & Beauty > Jewelry Jewelry: Love your precious stones: 3 of 5

Ah, precious gems. They sparkle, they shine, they brighten up our lives and they sure cost a lot. All throughout mankind's history, spanning thousands of years, we have adorned ourselves with trinkets of gold, silver, bronze, copper, enamel, glass, and precious and semi precious stones. So when did this fascination with ador...
Relationships & Family > Children & Divorce Helping children of all ages deal with divorce: 21 of 31

Being a person whose parents are divorced, I understand what children dealing with divorce have to go through. The divorce of their parents is obviously a trying time for the child, but there are some simple things you can do to help them acclimatize to their new life as swiftly and painlessly as possible, and ensure that in...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Tragic love: 19 of 21

I looked into your eyes And saw nothing there "I value your friendship" you said, but that just isn't enough Never was enough Never could be enough Got me thinking about why I was never enough for you All the things I became, all the games I played And all this time I thought I was winning But of course it was all just a lie...