Why might building your own opinion, idea, and experience of high school be important? What is the takeaway of this?

This just came to me at school in a moment of inspiration at my table surrounded by my awesome friends.

I want, but so does everybody else. To want is to be embedded within nature, within reality. Yet, I find myself with this scratching feeling, this sickness that lay in slumber deep within the back of my throat, like bile awaiting it's chance to inch it's way up as if it's existence was solely dependent on that very action.

The shared humanity and compassion we have for one another. Hands can build what walls can’t keep, A promise made when others sleep. To give a space, to lend a ear, To quell the ever-present fear. This is not a burden, but a grace, To find a home in every face. A shelter stands as proof we’re one, A race of kindness, just begun.

Writing Prompt for AI: Write an essay about the education environment in public schools. What do you think?

"tale of two wolves" to frame the internal struggle within both politicians and the public. It would argue that the "dark wolf" of anger, resentment, and conflict is fed by the political system, while the "light wolf" of kindness, empathy, and unity is often starved. The blog would highlight the power of "Groundup Hope" and Roger's story as a contrast to the institutional gridlock, making a case for grassroots kindness as a more powerful force than congressional conflict. * Key Concepts to Include: The tale of two wolves, the "Ying to a Yang," Roger's story and "Groundup Hope," the idea that we are all reflections of one another, and the personal decision to feed the good wolf.

This may be fiction, but the emotions, truth and healing behind it are as real as it gets. Out In The Woods isn't just a story, it's a reflection of everyday feelings and emotions we go through.

Ole Paul/Ranching About an everyday experience as a ranch girl, what its like to become a horseman.

Marcus, the cautious older brother, and Lil D, his wild younger sibling, uncover a strange map hidden in their home. It leads them to the forbidden Hollow Pines—a place their “father” warned them never to go. Inside the forest, reality unravels. They find secrets no child should ever know, a house that shouldn’t exist, and something inhuman waiting for them. As the truth about their town, their past, and themselves comes to light, the brothers must decide what’s worth risking everything for. In the end, only one walks out—but the story doesn’t end there. Some lies don’t stay buried.

A poem of exploration of addiction, spirituality and the cosmos as well as life itself. I will let you decide if it holds up for yourselves.

Who can we be if we love those beside us? If we live life with curiosity instead of fear? What world would we live in? How would we change?

“The moon looks on with silver eye, As shadows stretch and branches cry, And in the hush, the earth stands still, To feel the wind upon the hill.“

“The moon looks on with silver eye, As shadows stretch and branches cry, And in the hush, the earth stands still, To feel the wind upon the hill.”

I believe that as human beings, our bodies find cold an alien intrusion; heat or warm weather, seems to me anyway, a more natural state to be in.

Your life is shaped by your choices—big and small. From what time you wake up to who you spend time with, every decision either moves you closer to your goals or further from them. The problem? Most of us make choices on autopilot, in the heat of the moment, or to please others. This guide is about taking your power back. It’s about learning how to make better choices—ones that feel good in the moment and in the long run. The kind that align with who you are, who you’re becoming, and what you actually want out of life!

The Heart of man is as complicated and diverse as anything in this world is. Exploring in reflection of the choices society makes.individually As well as as a society. Often in reflection wr can see our weak areas and how we can make more positive choices and contribution. The heart of mankind often bears the weight of contradictions, where love and kindness coexist with hurtful actions and injustices. Reflecting on the wrongs we carry out can be a crucial step towards healing and positive change.

Your dream life isn’t a fantasy—it’s a plan you haven’t fully stepped into yet. This guide walks you through the process of turning vision into reality by aligning your habits, mindset, and environment with the highest version of yourself. It’s not about chasing perfection; it’s about choosing alignment, clarity, and purpose every single day.

Distinguish between the past and present tense, and provide an illustrative example that has been on my mind recently.

Liam, a seasoned tracker, ventured into Blackwood Forest to document a rare fungus but instead encountered an unnerving silence. As twilight deepened, he discovered a mysterious, pulsating azure glow emanating from a circular pit in the forest floor. This strange luminescence swallowed everything, including a pebble he tossed in, and absorbed all sound, creating an unsettling void around it. The pit also emitted a low, resonant hum that Liam felt deep within his bones, making the air around it feel unusually clean and metallic. Fascinated yet unnerved by the unearthly phenomenon, Liam attempted to photograph the pit, but his camera struggled to capture its intense glow. Despite the inherent risks and the sheer impossibility of the situation, his curiosity ultimately overpowered his apprehension. He secured a rope to a sturdy oak and, with a deep breath, lowered himself into the swirling, warm, and comforting azure light, disappearing into the unknown depths of the glowing pit.

Let’s be honest: friendship is beautiful, but it can also be confusing. One day you’re laughing with someone like they’re family, the next day you’re wondering why they don’t text back anymore. And as you grow, your idea of what real friendship looks like starts to shift. So here’s the truth: friendship isn’t about having tons of people around you. It’s about having a few real ones who truly get you.