Articles by Taylor Greenwood

My Fault

She was a child with a naive mind. A little girl who saw no cruelty. Didn’t suspect bad in a single soul. Trusted everyone she’d meet.   She was nine years old, still a kid. She was picked on by older girls. She was scared and cried every day. But she still had faith in the world.   In fifth grade, she was more grown up. She crawled back up the social rope. Her teacher…

Sun and Moon

When I first met him there was a daisy tattooed on his neck. It screamed the beauty that I wish I could emit. He told me, tan hands wrapping around mine, that “the sun and the moon are one in perfect balance. Those that destroy have been destroyed in the past.” He would whisper in my ear the secrets of the light. The roses swooned for him, the clouds bowed to him with familiarity. The…

Wrinkles

When I was a child, I was always fascinated by the water. My mom tells me that even as far back as when I was a baby, that I would stare, transfixed, into the swirling reflective liquid. Occasionally I even reached out my chubby little baby hand to touch the water, swirling it around and making eddies that rippled away to the other end of the bathtub. But, to my child self, the most captivating…

The Burning Men

“Two men were killed in a car accident this morning at 3:34AM. Our live reporter, Clara Eden, is on the field to give us more details. Clara, please enlighten us on the current state of things.” “Well Darrell, our sources are saying that the cars had illegal modifications, such as rear-end engines, improvised versions of turbo and other such ‘improvements’ that caused the explosion. The crash was sparked by-” That was all that needed to…

Untitled (Rap)

(Chorus) Imma die alone while i’m thinkin’ bout my woes Everybody think I’m fine but i’m blurred between the lines I couldn’t care less Wish you the very best Just a waste of my time Just a waste of my time x2 (verse) Shorty hit my phone When i’m all alone Now I need to call But the truth is standing tall Never let me down Why you gonna lie Always say you love me…

November 3, 2018

When I first met him I was happy, I defined myself as content in the eyes of myself and others, I was content. I will say honestly that my life without him would not have changed drastically but he changed me, I was breathing before him, blinking, I was living before him. I don’t want to be the type of person to claim indifference, in fact I’m minimalist, without the desperate need for people like…

Phoenix Girl

Bursting flames, explosions of sparks; Reborn. Every day is a new color, reds, greens, blues. Nobody knows who I am. Ashes and smoke cloud my features, nobody knows who I am. They fill my lungs and distort my voice, nobody knows who I am. Thousands of steps, millions of words, 14 years and the only thing that stayed the same are my eyes. Beautiful, Beautiful eyes. They say they’re beautiful because over the noise of…

When She Falls

Inspired by ‘When a Boy Tells You He Loves You’ by Edwin When she falls, she’ll hope someone – perhaps something, will care enough to answer her plead   It’s two a.m., and she’s the only one awake, soaking her thoughts in her puddle of hopelessness as her pillow falls damp.   Her voice falls short as she can’t even breathe out her words of expression: she is lonesome   But when around other, she…

School Activites

Spirit Week: A Real Thriller

What do Kermit the Frog, American flags, go-go boots, and twins have in common? Each of the following were spied during Terryville High School’s traditional Spirit Week during the fall. For THS, Spirit Week means crazy costumes, themed outfits, and outward displays of school spirit. Spirit Week brings together every class in the school, promoting a positive environment that makes students excited for the school year. From freshmen to seniors, all ages of kids jazz…

School Activites

Homecoming: A Night in Paris

Terryville High School’s Homecoming 2017 was definitely a night to remember. On Friday, November 10th, many students arrived ready for the “A Night in Paris” themed dance; the doors opening around 7:15 PM and over one hundred teenagers flooded into the cafeteria that was decorated with black and white streamers. String lights lining one wall and a strobe light were the only forms of light in the room, transforming the cafeteria into an atmosphere of…

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