Nonfiction

A few actions I could take to benefit others in my community would be helping with food drives, volunteering at nursing homes, and picking up trash around the neighborhood. 
 

Although it may be cliché, during this time of year is when most, including myself, reflect on what they are grateful for.

The smell of bleach filled my nostrils as the feel of a rough paper towel against my hand scraped against my skin as I wiped down my desk.

The smell of bleach filled my nostrils and a rough paper towel scraped against my skin as I wiped down my desk.

This is an information essay about eukaryotic cells. There will be stuff about what’s in cells and what makes them work, and how to tell the animal and plant cells apart. 

My friend and I walk to Starbucks,
two miles away and we are dripping sticky sweat by the time we get there.
We go unnoticed,
laughing, talking loudly, bright colorful clothes.
A few glances.
No one cares.

Gratitude list

In kindergarten, I was oblivious. I think I knew what a president was, and, well, that was it.

When I heard 
I was in a pottery class
with most people I did not know
Our teacher told us
We all jumped in excitment 
Then stopped because we did not know where everyone else stood.
But we then knew we stood togther

I thought it would be different for me, I thought I could be stronger.
No, I'm just like everyone else, and we all say high school sucks.
Rule number one: You are freshman, you must move out of peoples way, do no expect them to move.

Don’t divide yourselves, you are stronger together rather than as one.