Zara Y. ’23 charcoal on paper
Callie D. ’23 block print on paper
The Creak by: Harper Kelsey ’24
the creak
of a rocking chair
on a December evening
the flip
of a page
of a book
by Terry Pratchett
is comforting
Sophie R. ’24 acrylic on paper collage
Many parts of Hawaii are wild and untamed, like this beach covered with rough lava rock. For me, it just added a rugged beauty to the experience. I saw more of this incredible view for a good twenty miles while biking; the coast seemed endless.
Willow Q. ’23 photo
Tick, Tock by: Sophia K. ’24
Tick Tock, Tick Tock.
I hear my clock say
My clock is urging me, pleading me
To go where I need to go today.
I lay in bed thinking
Late at night
Nothing amusing me
But my thoughts
I hear a silence in my house
Everyone left me alone
I only hear a quiet Tick Tock
As I gaze around my home.
Tick Tock, Tick Tock.
I hear my clock say
My clock is urging me, pleading me
To go where I need to go today.
I look at the clock on my wall
A trustworthy friend of mine
Always reminding me
Of things I have forgotten
With a quiet Tick Tock.
Nina Z. ’25 acrylic on canvas
Michael P. ’22 pastel on paper
Ocean Waves by: Allison R. ’24
Woosh, Woosh
I hear when I fall asleep
I hear when I wake up
I hear on my happiest days
The ocean crashing onto the shore
The ocean hitting my feet
The calming noise is my music that I
Close my eyes to every night
The waves are the sound of summer ringing in
The opened windows.
The sound that makes me smile.
The sound that I miss the most throughout the year.
The ocean,
The soul of the sea
And my relaxing background music made my nature.
As I hear the ocean crashing, it is hard not to smile.
As I hear the ocean crashing, I think of all the amazing summer memories.
As I hear the ocean crashing, I can feel my heart smiling and my bones racing with excitement.
As I hear the ocean crashing, I gently close my eyes and fall asleep,
Knowing that tomorrow will be another amazing day that the ocean will lead me to.
Allison C. ’24 ceramic with oxide glaze
Abigail B. ’25 acrylic on canvas