Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Magician Boy
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Neisha writes: "Magician Boy is a poem I wrote about my boyfriend who I have been with since February."Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: The Sand
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Ada writes that her piece was inspired by "a picture of a girl sitting down and leaning on her arm, her hair blowing in the wind. Beneath her, mostly covered by her shadow, is a heart drawn in the sand."Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Better Than Running At Night
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Bianca Caputo of Hazen Union High School writes: "When I was in my sophomore year, I went on a writing kick. That same year I started night running and it helped deal with a bunch of my problems. Writing is another outlet for me so the two naturally came together."Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Nightmare Clouds
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This piece was written beneath the clouds, and has since been chosen for publication in the YWP anthology. This recording was made from a live reading at our anthology release party in front of a hushed crowd of over 150 people.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Jessica Austin
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Jessica Austin reads her poem Unimpaired.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: I Became A God At Breakfast
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Margaret Slate of Peoples Academy says: “My reason for writing is simple: it lets me express feelings that nothing else can."Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: The Weight Of Your Arm And The Sight Of Your Eyes
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Noa Urbaitel, a sophomore at CVU, has been writing since she could speak, which, as her parents can tell you, has been far too long.Young Writers Project On VPR
Young Writers Project: Waiting for the Stars to Come Out
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Sophie writes: "Poetry changed the way I look at the world. When I write, the words just pour out from inside of me and when I step back and look at what I have written, I can finally understand what I’m feeling."Young Writers Project On VPR
