Open mics are a wonderful opportunity to hear from other youth poets and expand your own understanding of the world. Also, they are really fun! Confidence. Connection. Creation. - Sync Leads Sara and Diya
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Recording of Open Mic
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Some of the pieces read:
By: Savi (10 years old) Title: Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman was a slave She was very brave She ran away Not at day But at night She wanted rights
She was the bright light in others’ lives The opposite of strife She fought For the freedom she sought In wars And through open doors The south The north The union The confederacy It seemed unfair She was there
She was loved by all And didn’t crawl into a small ball And be filled with fear but bravery Harriet Tubman escaped from slavery
By: Shiv (14 years old) Title:It Just Doesn't Fit
It just doesn’t fit. We do our best but in the end, The solution is an endless pit. Puzzles seem fun when we open the box and sit. They give us something to do, but this thinking will mend. It just doesn’t fit.
We start by making a likeness of nature or even a banana split. The colors begin to blend. The solution is an endless pit.
We think that we can commit. The piece, in a thousand places and positions, we extend. It just doesn’t fit.
Now we feel it is time to admit. We have to give up, our time is already overspent. The solution is an endless pit.
A fist to the puzzle is what we want to emit. The hope for it has diminished like a lost friend. It just doesn’t fit. The solution is an endless pit.