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Read last year's questions that teen writers needed answered the most - and former U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser’s answers to them! Read the teen poems we’ve already begun publishing alongside poems by Pulitzer Prize-winner and former U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser! The Student Publishing Program has been selected as one of the top 12 creative writing programs in the country. Learn why in our program background section. Get free access to original writing and publishing support from many of our nation's top educators, experts and writers, including Poet Laureates and six Pulitzer Prize-winners. Free audio, video and Podcasts of poetry slams and interview epiphanies. See why so many high schools nationwide have already sent written participation interest for the upcoming school year.
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Ted Kooser
A Winter MorningA farmhouse window far back from the highway speaks to the darkness in a small, sure voice. Against this stillness, only a kettle’s whisper, and against the starry cold, one small blue ring of flame.
Sarah E.
Constellationsbright, beautiful telling, showing, shining stories soar across the sky. Pictures in the night.
Sarah E. is a middle school student.
Sean Russell
The Snow DayThe world sits quietly in a blanket of white. The smells of a crackling fire and steaming hot chocolate waft into my room. I lie in bed, relaxed and eager to start my school-less day of exhilarating snowball fights and sledding. The true beauty of snow days is that there is no distraction. The world shuts down. Simple pleasures - the way the world should be.
Sean Russell’s poem was first published in Lexington High School’s Online Literary Journal, 2:25 PM, by The Student Publishing Program, a free creative writing program that gives students the confidence and skills to write for a wider audience, and then publishes and promotes student books with 100% of the profits going back to each school. |
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