“Vast Experiences” by Amaury Fernandez

Family Poem

by Emily Diaz de Leon

One of my earliest memories was when I was six. We were traveling by car from New York to Texas.

I may have been out of state multiple times, but this one’s the most notable of mine.

It was during the holidays in December. The weather was warm too, if I do so remember.

I visited family and got some gifts. It was nice while it lasted, I’ll now admit. 19

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The End

by Emmanuel Dopeke

It was the beginning of spring, and all that was alive was enjoying the new season. The plants were starting to bloom and the animals were playing in the fields. As the season went on, there was only happiness in the world. The world was always happy because there was no fighting or any sort of violence. As it was near the end of spring, a spaceship fell from the sky and landed on a deserted place where there’s a house that everyone feared to walk near. In that house was an old guy that no one ever spoke to or interacted with. The spaceship created a worldwide earthquake that caused the waters to flood the streets that caused everybody around the world to panic and protest against the government. In the spaceship came out a huge figure and the old man ran towards the crash to see what it was, and the huge creature told him that there was an enemy from out of space that was going to attack Earth. The man asked for the creature’s name and it said: “My name is Tedsor, the guardian of Earth.” “What do you do?” asked the man.