By: Zaraye Ridley As my ears hear the sound of the wind as it whistles, And the rain against my window becomes more than a drizzle, The lighting illuminates the night time skies, like fireworks seen in the pupils of my eyes.. Then suddenly.. Thunder claps! And it becomes evident.. A thunderstorm is upon us! Continue reading Echo Presents: Thunderstorm
Poem By: Isaac Linnen The new semester has started With a few bangs I would say. Sadly, winter break melts away, And with it, my time to play. Connection issues now negligible, Computers rarely lag behind. Devices work quite diligently, Technology works most of the time. So now we move along, Distancing from online. A new digital note, paper and assignment? The workload feels fine. Some courses are way easier, Some are thorns in my side. Remembering due work isn’t a hassle Thanks to simple PowerPoint slides. … Continue reading Echo Presents: A Students Perspective Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
By: Will Hopkins I have a dream That one day equality Will not be a hope But instead a standard I have a dream That one day justice Will not be a debate But instead a promise I have a dream That one day humanity Will not be about differences But instead about commonalities I have a dream That the one day that I speak of Will not be a faraway fantasy But instead an everyday reality Echo Literary Magazine has migrated this year to … Continue reading Echo presents: My Dream: A poem by Will Hopkins
a poem by: Isaac Linnen The year has started With a fizzle, not a bang. But the work still comes in all the same. All I can say is “Dang.” From connection issues to user error Computers lag…behind. Constant restarts, shutdowns, and updates, With every boot-up I wonder what will cut out this time. But we move along online From virtual class to class Every … Continue reading Echo Presents: “A Student’s Perspective”
North Springs’ wonderful PreCal and AP Statistics teacher, Mrs. Heather Trotter-Clark, writes poems that accompany her monthly data breakdowns in emails that she sends to staff. Until now, she could not be persuaded to share her work with the general public. Today, she relented. Echo proudly presents Ms. Trotter-Clark’s work, reflecting on her experience with the 2020 Corona outbreak. By: Mrs. Heather Trotter Clark ***************************** Here … Continue reading Echo Presents: Another Little Poem: My Corona Story
