VOX Teen Poetry: My History
Demar Goodman
January 20, 2022
We can tell stories of empires, riches and geniuses, from another continent Of warlords, of art, and of culture from another land Or we could
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We can tell stories of empires, riches and geniuses, from another continent Of warlords, of art, and of culture from another land Or we could
I’ve gained a new perspective of home. Atlanta used to be a place I wanted to run away from, but now it’s a place I
I wonder how the world would be if we lived with no mirrors And the only beauty or value I could see of myself was
2021. a year that felt like it was never ending, but here we are at the finish line. you saw right through me. taught me
I pledge allegiance to their flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all white men in
When it is no longer just the opposing party that feels the President is letting them down, but also his should-be-supporters, one must wonder if
Loneliness- sadness because one has no company. All my life, romantic relationships have surrounded me. From my parents who have been married for sixteen years,
School is many kids’ safe haven from home. Now, home is now their safe haven from school. Gen Z only knows the possibility of death
Marie Van Brittan Brown and I don’t have much in common The girls in my biology class who immerse themselves in the study of life
The title Class President can be viewed as a considerable achievement, but some see success before seeing the past struggles and the process of what
VOX ATL’s Special Projects Editor Daya Brown hosted a podcast where Atlanta-area teens were invited to share their thoughts on the newly-available COVID-19 vaccine. Listen
African American Vernacular English gave birth to words such as “finna,” “deadass,” and “lit.” But when these words leave our communities and enter the ether