Kategorie: Jessica Jiang

Valentine's Day 2019

2/14/2019

Show Me Nothing
Kimya Firoozan

Elusive, short, carefully crafted and beautiful.

Flowers
Ekra Sikder

Flowers are not a mere inanimate indication of love between two people, but rather a symbol of memories of those that matter the most.

My Way
XILANHUA

XILANHUA gushes about her one-sided love for...herself?

2 Dollars
Jessica Jiang

Some realationships can be quite hard and painful, a sad thing to remind one on valentine's day, and yet there is something so beautiful and transcending about even these.

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2019 is Here

1/15/2019

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Welcome all to 2019! I hope you enjoy this issue where we start of the year with a collection of great poems accompanied with art from Hiruni. I hope you can take some time from studying for finals to slow down and check out what the Stuyvesant community has to offer. Please comment on any of the pieces you would like!

Alphabet Alliteration
Selina Dai

Can you imagine writing a phrase of alliteration for each letter of the alphabet and still making a poem that has meaning and reads smoothly? Well, Selina did it and yo should read it.

Gibberish
JW

This piece is inspired by a semester in hell. Who knew ramblings could be so beautiful?

Numbers
Jessica Jiang

Exploring the feelings and personalities of the first three numbers is surprising insightful to how certain people and groups function.

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Halloween Twenty Eighteen

10/29/2018

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Spooky scary skeletons sending shivers down your spine...as well as some of our newest works. Check out these creepy pieces.

From our Writing Department:
Your Name- Jessica Jiang
A poem inspired by the Taki’s and Mitsuha’s reunion in the anime movie, Your Name.

Hopelessness Is...- Luna
Luna describes hopelessness in this poem through an exploration of all its hues and what they represent.

Ghosts- Blue Lemon
A short and mysterious poem.

A Thought- Anonymous
Can your imagination be a curse?

Echo- Luna
A deeply touching take on negative relationships and self worth.

Her Matters- Grace Ye
A jumble of personal thoughts weaving a beautiful narrative.

Mirror, Mirror On My Wall- Irene Hao
A haunting story about a mirror.

From our Art & Photo Department:

Night
Alisha Heng

Art from Meeting #1

For our Halloween Themed meeting we created spiderwebs from yarn and strings and sketches using colored pencils and pastels. Check out a few submissions we got included the artwork on the side by Alice Liu.

Moonlight Mouse
Hiruni Kumari

Photos by Jiahe Wang

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Summer 2018

8/23/2018

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As you all savor those last few days of summer, check out some of the wonderful work below! We wrapped up the 2017-2018 school year with all the remaining pieces and they are all so imaginative and well made. We feel so honored to have been bestowed upon so much great work. Thank you.
*Click on the words in lilac to go directly to the article, photo, or art piece. Or you can check it all out by scrolling through the art&photo or writing tabs. Enjoy!

Been There. Done That.
Kimya Firoozan

In this short and simple haiku, the author describes the sadness she experiences, brought on by her bouts of loneliness and self-isolation.

Black n White
Kimya Firoozan

The author describes someone who is important to them. Through their appearance, this special someone changes the author’s perspective on what looks convey about a person.

Oh, Dear
Kimya Firoozan

chasing the wild deer,
and following the roe.
my heart is in the highlands,
wherever i go.
~Imkay

No Time
Jessica Jiang

In this poignant piece, Jessica explores the nostalgia and heartbreak experienced when someone once loved now seems to have all the time in the world, but none of it for you.

Sweetheart
Jessica Jiang

With its sporadic yet meaningful capitalization and smooth but unusual flow, the poem captivates the affects of appearance and false love.

Ten Tickles
Veronika Kowalski

How many tickles does it take to get an octopus to laugh?
~Veronika

Hand In Hand
Carolyn Fontanez

In this beautifully written poem, the author clearly describes someone who took her in as one of her own. In response to these touching actions, the character supports them through love and affection.

Ode to Eight Hours
Maggie Liu

In this quirky poem, the author describes the relief and astonishment one may feel after a productive day’s work. Her efforts proved to be effective, as she was rewarded with a comfortable sleep.

Sunset
Yasmeen Hassan

I got really into photography over the summer and I took many really nice looking pictures that I wanted to share.
~Yasmeen

Who am I?
Brian Zhang

Can you guess what object Brian is describing?
All will be revealed in the last stanza of this playful poem.

Friendship
Brian Zhang

In “Friendship”, Brian explores the despair that comes with loneliness, and how, despite this, people have the power to establish companionship that gives them solace.

In the Light of the Moon
Julia Pepper

Check out the art department for Julia's second abstract piece that is intriguingly mysterious, well composed and creative.

It's Easy to Break Things
Vanessa Lam

Vanessa describes how one experiences anger and the consequences of such in this thought provoking poem and I'm sure we can all relate.

Dream Journals
Veronika Kowalski

We have THREE new dream journals for you this time!

Man Named Amy
An encounter on a train quickly goes from uncomfortable to chilling.

Thief
A dense forest, a boy running, and a thief ahead of him. This story will leave you wondering about the fate of the characters long after you have read it.

Door
A suspenseful tale of the events unfolding in a dark room. With a murderer close by, there’s no knowing who could be the next victim!

New Photos

We have even more photographs! From cute animals to haunting bridges, our amazing photographers capture life in the city. Look for new photographs by Claire Tempelman, Kimya Firoozan, and Carolyn Fontanez.

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February: Part 2

2/26/2018

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Goodbye, Winter! Let's have one last look at February before we move on to March. Thank you to all who support us and submit amazing contributions!

Home
Lamia Haque
(with art by Hiruni Kumari)

Ever have a longing to be back home during that long math lecture? You're not alone! Check out Lamia's articulate and beautifully wrapped together poem on homesickness.

Numbers
Jessica Jiang
(with art by Lea Shvarts)

Why does everything have to be about numbers? At a school like Stuyvesant, we all find ourselves asking ourselves that question at some point. Check out Jessica's opinion on numbers in this dramatic piece.

A Cold Friendship
Jason Xiong
(with art by Lea Shvarts)

In this short narrative, a boy misses the precious friend he made when he was in New York. Follow Jason's magical and blissful story through its twists and turns.

Bye, Winter!
Hiruni Kumari

Hiruni says "Goodbye" to Winter in a small, cheery piece of art. Check it out in our art department page!

Late Valentine's Day Photography
Abir Taheer

Single? You're not alone! Enjoy this beautiful, breathtaking photograph edited visually by Abir by heading over to our photography department.

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