5/6 Writing - Anastasia

story with Ruby h zara's perspective

This all started this morning when I had my first day of school at hillvill high. I started trotting along to school on my horse texcalibur the third (don’t ask what happened to the first two.) After 23 minutes and 43 seconds I finally arrived at school. (Don't ask how I know it took that long.) After tying my horse to a very random coincidentally placed pole. I was coming around a corner and accidentally tripped on air and collapsed on to somebody. By surprise I accidentally confused them.

After taking her to sick bay and doctor serious taking care of her. I get slightly scared of the doctor serious he has a big bulging scar down the side of her face. “Don't worry she'll be okay,” he says. With a voice that sounds like rain on metal. For a couple of seconds I look for a chair and wait for her to wake up…

About half an hour later

“Have I killed her?” I whisper.

I get up and start pacing whilst contemplating life. A couple of seconds after the second pace I hear a blanket crinkling. I stare and hear a faint voice.

“Where am I?” she asked.

“Oh good your not dead,” I said shocked

“Of course I'm not dead. I just woke up,” she muttered

“I never got your name,” I said. “My name is Zara. I'm new here. What about you?”

“I'm Zoe. How did I end up here?”

“Ummm well I kind of gave you a concussion,” I muttered.

“Okay… Wanna be friends?” said zoe.

I thought for point three seconds (don’t ask)

“Ummm sure,”

“But if I accidentally hurt you again you must tell me we are not friends anymore,” I firmly said.

“Okay also do you like pokemon?” she asked.

“What the heck is a pokemon,”

“Nevermind let's just go to lunch,”

“Its recess,”

“Well close enough,”

Graffiti Should be Considerd as Art

Most people think that graffiti is people vandalizing but some people like me consider it as art. How do you see graffiti, Something beautiful or the opposite?

expressing themselves

Research shows people love to express themselves and share their passions with the world. Not to mention it makes dull places look more vibrant. making dark alleyways amazing This can also mean freedom for everyone to know they can follow their dreams.

tourists

Eventually if people make the art beautiful and make sure it doesn't look like they just want to vandalize, hundreds or maybe even thousands of people will come to see the artwork. If this works it might even make a tourist attraction.

money

And this leads me to my last statement, money now the more people that come to the tourist attraction the more money. Such as when people get hungry or thirsty obviously they will buy drinks or food eventually. That money will go to the city or town making enormous amounts of money, not to mention this can also have an impact on the artists, letting them make around $50,000-$150,000.

conclusion

All of this is very beneficial to the town, city, people in the community and even the artist. Also graffiti is some form of art so why is it not yet considered? A couple of things we can do is protest, make flyers and spread the word so that graffiti can be considered as art!