Young Writers Society

This is the story of a day in the life of a lonely old man, living in a declining Michigan small town.

I don't even.

i don't know what this is

An informal look at liberal vs. conservative Christianity and how we've strayed from God's true teachings.

The Sand Girl has the greatest blessing the ocean has ever given anyone, but the cost causes her to wrestle with questions about who she is.

Living in a society, being judged everyday. But why do we create ourselves into something that we are not worth of. We are beautiful, lets accept it.

We hide behind masks every day in our effort to match society's expectations,

Can we erase this line we've drawn, or these rankings we've decided to erect? And if we do, I pray that next dawn will bring a day for God to direct

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An exploration of societal confinement and inequality. Written as a pastiche of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'

This is a poem demonstrating how humans often cause more harm than good in their actions, but in the end everything will right itself.

the extreme urge to travel

Without light, it's hard to see clearly.

3 sonnets I wrote in June for school, but thought they were good enough to be put on here! Hope you enjoy!

A first writer's piece on religion's effect, worth, and what he believes in.