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Creative Writing
 

Through Chaos She Blossomed BY GIANNA STANLEY

Independent and tough, she’d mediate strife,

Adapting to chaos was part of her life.

But her flaws ran deep; short-tempered, unsure,

Scatterbrained moments she struggled to cure.

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Girl Rage BY MAKAYLA MATTIA

So here’s to the girls in their makeup rage, 

Navigating life on a well-scripted stage

With interests diverse and intentions so pure,

Their quest for perfection is both curse and cure

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Overcoming the Imposter in Me thru SkillsUSA BY MIA ANCTIL

Despite not knowing fully what the future has in store for me just yet, I do know that I will never see myself again the way I did, because I am that headstrong, stubborn girl, who isn’t afraid to speak up and work hard  in a male dominated field. 

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A Walk through History Leads to Stepping Stones for the Future BY Kyler Sherman

This walk through history has left me in  a good mindset with  a great outlook for the future as a lover and teacher of History someday.

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Embracing Perspective: Finding Beauty in the Ordinary and Extraordinary BY SAMANTHA MIGNANELLI

While I may not have firsthand experience with those challenges, I believe it’s important to foster empathy and understanding. Through participating in and engaging with organizations that support individuals with special needs, I have gained a deep appreciation for their tenacity and resilience. I am committed to using my good health to advocate for inclusivity and create a more compassionate society for all.  

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Unearthing Something Louder BY EMMA MALARDO

Oddly enough, this experience sparked my great interest in writing. I needed an outlet to express the courage I couldn’t speak, and writing did the trick for me. I put my deepest passions and resentments into fine print in hopes that they could one day change the ways of the world, and inspire those like me to speak their minds the way our minds speak to us

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Mirror, Mirror BY OLIVIA POULOS

My childhood self would never recognize the confident young woman I now observe in the mirror. For a long while I internally existed within a place of great discomfort; I simply did not like myself. Around second grade I began to see my body change in unfamiliar and daunting ways. Waking up before school, I’d notice patches of acne sprinkling my face, seemingly multiplying each day. Suddenly, I was setting my alarms thirty minutes earlier, reperforming makeup tutorials with a trembling hand as I concealed my flustered shame; ‘I just want to look pretty’.

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Two Minute Savers Saga BY Josephina Johnson

I imagined a choir of angels serenaded me as I clumsily unlocked the door and presented myself for my mother's inspection. The whole saga probably lasted about two minutes, but the sudden panic sears through my memory and marks it as the most frightening moment of my life.

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How One CHS Student Turned a Negative Label into Positive Motivation BY BIANCA GONCALVES

For two years following that day,  I studied extra hard in and out of school. I would spend hours doing my homework regardless of how difficult it was for me. When fourth grade came around, I had gotten rid of my Individual Education Plan for good. I was no longer the “stupid little girl” I had been labeled in the early days of my education.

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Emptiness: A Poem BY A CHS Student

It's like no one notices because my mask conceals the truth

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