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Sometimes entire stories can be told with very few words.
Sometimes entire stories can be told with very few words.
We challenged our writers to write a memoir
We challenged our writers to write a memoir
of their pandemic experience in six words.
of their pandemic experience in six words.
Cooper Rosen
Cooper Rosen
Browsing for hours, nothing is new.
Scrolling daily, what’s there to do.
Careful plans all turned to dust.
Seeing my friends through virtual avatars.
Nowadays we play together in fiction.
Days blend together when time flies.
Teresa Kim
Cooper Rosen
In my bedroom, for six hours.
Life is unadorned, nothing to do.
Entity through screens, seems so crazy.
Plans have diminished, bored year ‘round.
Six feet apart, living isn’t natural.
Numb all over, yearn for feeling.
Kenesha Achille
Cooper Rosen
Waking up to the same routine.
Justina Bonikos
Caitlyn Agro
Scrolling on screens, for many hours.
Wearing a mask, covering our faces.
Julia Tynan
Cooper Rosen
Sanitizer and masks, is that school?
Remember concerts? Now music is canned.
Juggling students, dropped some on Zoom.
Mr. Sheehan
Cooper Rosen
New friends, made through a hyperlink.
Jack Gannon
Magic show canceled, the audience disappeared.
Juliet Lovelace
Cooper Rosen
Womb to tomb, such is life.
Demian Choi
Cooper Rosen
My flowers bloom in the rain.
Jiani Johnson
Teresa Kim
Awkward breakout rooms turned newfound friendships.
Colin Gleeson
Autumn leaves turning, weather getting colder.
Margaret Palmer
Cooper Rosen
Glass half full? It's just water.
Charlotte Manzi
Classroom conversations turned awkward breakout rooms.
Megan Gregor
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