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School Paper Group 1
School Paper Group 1
Grew up in world full of anger You are the smile upon my lips
People tend to hate one another Which each kiss, fresh and new
Place where everyone became a stranger You are my knees that bend in prayer
Resentment should not stay with us forever. When I thank God for you.
Man used to carry a bomb and gun You are the music in ears
To fight a war existing around I'm captured your charms
But it will not be easily done My head thinks it's in heaven
If they won’t set their foot on the ground. When I hold you in my arm
You are my best friend, you belong in my heart At the end of every tunnel,
We go through ups and downs, but still nothing can tear us apart There is a light somewhere
I know you as a sister, and I will always care A light of hope and reason
Love, respect and trust are the things we share. And a light to guide us to
The safety from the dark
I know you as a person, I especially know you as a friend To outstretched hands there
Our friendship is something that will never end These hands hold out friendship
Right now, this second, this time, this day Something everyone needs
Our sisterhood is here, is here to stay.
For friendship brings a wealth
My friendship with you is special and true Much more than anything money can buy
When we are together , we stick like glue For without this wealth
When I'm in the darkness that needs some light, Many of us would
When you're by my side, I know thing that are all right. Just shrivel up and die.
When did my feelings get so deep? Why did they take that big long leap? I live only to have a purpose
Going from friend to crush, what a rush, And I don't think she knows. Since That makes me wonder
when did her smile make me go weak? Since when did her tears make what is life I think
mine start to leak? Why does this happen when I'm always so strong? I lose That makes me a lonely man in surface
When people called me Superman, I guess they were wrong,
Light left me in the dark
And I don't think she knows. When she talks I can't help but watch her I hope I see it again above
lips, to notice their shape and curves when they dip. Wait, why am I That makes me hear the lark
looking? I don't even know. And I can't help but wonder if she even knows. That has a fruit of love
Her beautiful eyes are nothing like ours. They're so deep and bright; you'd
believe they were stars. They pour forth emotions in raging rivers.
They could make even me believe that Santa always delivers, And still she
has no idea. Her body is perfection, though she denies it. It makes my
head spin with every glance I give. She could put any man under her spell,
But she doesn't know how I feel, and I don't think I'll tell. I love how she
looks and who she is, And how she makes me feel like this.
I love how she's beautiful and smart with a heart so strong, And how she
lives every day like nothing could go wrong. Still she hasn't got a clue. Now
school is at an end on the 11th at noon. I wonder if she cares that I'm
moving soon. We're parting that day after school for many months. I just
wish I could have kissed her just once. Now that I've said it with my poetic
skill, I don't think she knew, and now she never will.
Gender Roles
I knew a girl once who got called boy more times than she could
count each time it brought tears to her eyes liked she’d never amount to
their glorified expectations horrified by her image in the mirror hair much
too short, features too sharp, breasts too small echoing names yelled at
her down school halls “Are you a boy or a girl?” They scream as if you can
condemn someone for their gender.
because you’re not pretty enough or it’s GI Joes and sports shoved in your
face and if you can’t compete you’re a disgrace because you’re not strong
enough but who the hell can say what really constitutes a gender? the
only difference between male and female is the parts you got down under
you are who you are and that’s nothing to be ashamed of gender roles are
meaningless they’re society’s crutch to keep us in our place throwing us in
a constant arms race when in reality it doesn't matter what you wear or
how you talk, or what you look like that is your choice if a guy wants to
wear a dress and the girl wants to wear the suit then that’s nothing for
anyone to dispute your gender shouldn't be a life sentence of who you are,
and what you should be look deep inside yourself and find exactly who you
are meant to be.
Creative Writing
Group 1
“School Paper”
Leader:
Abaño, Loraine Antonette
Members:
Albao, Janine
Alimpolo, Via Marie
Apolonio, Airah Joy
Balungaya, Sheinhel
Baylon, Alyssa Marie