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The Writers House has now been open for some time and the content and quality of the pieces is going from strength to strength. Young people writing in so many different creative genres and styles, the depth of thought and imagination contained here is truly inspiring.

All of the work published here comes from young people who want to write & who want to be writers. All of the work is original and shows the extent of the writing talent that exists out there!  All of it & we fervently hope & comes with writing's main credential & the writer really wanted to write.

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The Writers House has now been open for some time and the content and quality of the pieces is going from strength to strength. Young people writing in so many different creative genres and styles, the depth of thought and imagination contained here is truly inspiring.

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Submission of the month - Award 1

Schadenfreude

by Emma (Award 110), age 15

Sometimes the things that make us happy,
Come from another's pain,
However unfair it may be,
All do it anyway.
Deeply sorry though we are,
Everyone finds it funny,
Not being the one to feel the pain,
Forgetting how it feels,
Remember this when you next laugh,
Endure all of the shame,
Underneath the surface lies,
Devils and evil souls.
Everyone knows the meaning of the word- SCHADENFREUDE.
 

Submission of the month - Award 2

They said...

by Emma (Award 110), age 15

They said the victim was subject to violence,
That they called her harsh names,
That they tore her self-confidence to pieces,
That she would just have to ignore it.

They said the Bullies were evil,
That they had no right to hurt someone so,
That they used someone else's pain for fun,
That they were pains who were easiest to ignore.

They said the teacher was horrified,
That she didn't understand why it happened,
That she felt ashamed for not knowing,
That there was nothing she could do.

They didn't say that the victim couldn't do something,
They didn't say that the Bully had no confidence,
They didn't say that the teacher knew long before.
They didn't say that so much could be done, if everyone had played their part.

If the victim hadn't been so afraid to speak up,
If the Bullies had felt good enough about themselves to leave others alone,
If the teacher had understood each person and known how to solve the situation,
If we had all worked together, instead of relaying what we had heard.

We could end bullying.
 

Comments

user comment Candice says: Great piece, well written and meaningful.

user comment Kate says: So true, love your work please write more.

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