Amazing Kids! Magazine
By Emily Nowak, age 15, New Jersey Raw, Weak, Starved.
Posted in December 2015 Issue, Poetry
By Victoria Krylova, Nonfiction Editor As knives in the dark Where the wind beats violently against nothing A great tempest fumes The tear of a raging flood
By Allison Stein, Poetry Editor It’s funny. I showed you my bruised soul— My scars, my flaws, the raw wounds of my spirit— But you told me I was beautiful.
By Henry Gillman, age 12, California Of all the ways to postulate The slimy item on my plate, A fatal poison sounds like it rings true, But even now I am still curious—
By Rosemary, age 14, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Falling from the sky are snowflakes. In my little hands I want to take Those white crystals that are so bright; I wish I could hold on to them so tightly.
By Victoria Krylova, Nonfiction Editor Smear of wrinkles, tattered hair, A long life mapped on his forehead, An old man sways over a cane, Racked with ill health.