ReVision
Irene Hao
Art by Hiruni Kumari

Dystopian Society, blindness, stars...
Join Irene as she delves into the inner thoughts of a young girl, Annabel, in a dystopian society as she wanders outside close to her curfew .

Wildflowers in Her Hair
Aster
Art by Emily Chen

In this exciting poem, we follow a dancer in all her beauty, trials and attempts to learn about her self and her dance.

This March check out this collection of stories, poems and artworks that focus on nature, human relationships and identities. Also note the themes of past, present and future that seems fitting considering half the school year is done and a half still remains to go. Please comment on any of the pieces you enjoyed :>

Maybe
Aster
Art by Lea Shvarts

Instead of thinking about the future why don't we take the time to breath in the air and feel the grass?

 Cassie
Zoe Oppenheimer
Art by Lea Shvarts

Mystery. Sisters. Mirror. Check out this short story that might remind you of your youth.

Delicate
Kimya Firoozan
Art by Hiruni Kumari

A thoughtful and poetic reflection on how society changes one's personality and identity.

Ember
Aster
Art by Hiruni

This short poem is filled both beautiful warm and chilling imagery. The accompanying artwork  is rich and serene.

Easy
Kim
Art by Lea Shvarts

Check out this fight between two voices about pie. Do you like pie?

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. 
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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. 

Dear Mr. Wind
Maggie

In an airy yet sentimental letter, Maggie comes of age as she is guided by the support of Mr. Wind. Join Maggie in this emotional exploration of urban life and growing up. 

Mend
Syeda Rahman

It’s that time of year again, when you heart could really use a mend. In a special Valentine's Day poem, Syeda talks about self-love and getting through another Valentine's Day alone.

I, Dreamer
Andrew Ng
(With art by Hiruni Kumari)

In this vivid short story, Andrew uses satirical wordplay to emulate the over-the-top imagery and intricate beauty of the novel Madame Bovary. 

*This story was originally submitted as an essay for European Literature class.

Next To Me
Alice
(With art by Hiruni Kumari)

In a brief, cute poem, Alice plays on the themes of envy and love to craft a memorable, light read.

Dream Journal #2
Origami Boats
Veronika Kowalski
(With art by Hiruni Kumari)​

In the second installment of the epic dream journal series, Veronika gives us a short story about oragami boats and playing cards.

Stare
Lea Shvarts

Don't forget about the art department where you can check out this great piece. Lea uses ink to convey the effect of light on the human face and highlight the natural beauty of all facial features.