Daelynn Lopez, junior, loves to write, as she believes it expresses things actions may not be able to satisfy. She participates in Creative Worship and runs Cross Country. One of her favorite books is The Art of Racing in the Rain because it gives a different point of view of the human race.
More of Daelynn Lopez’s Work:
- Goodbye. - When we countdown the seconds on December 31 of 2019, we say goodbye to many things. Some good things. Some bad. Some we are glad to be leaving behind. And …
- The Struggles of the Modern High School Student - High school: middle school kids dream of stepping onto the campus where teachers and upperclassmen sing beautiful harmonies in unity about friendship and block schedule. Moments where dances won’t be …
- Uncharmable? - By Daelynn Lopez “Oh, come on!” I said, slightly frustrated. My loud voice echoed faintly off the black walls that were placed somewhere far off in the distance. I looked …
- A Broken World Playlist - “Peace on Earth” (U2) – 2000 “Where is the Love?” (Black Eyed Peas) – 2003 “Waiting on the World to Change” (John Mayer) – 2006 “Love Me Now” (John Legend) …
- Rich and Young - I sat in the pews of Ponderosa Chapel, cheering along side my peers as the lights dimmed. I knew the routine. Every teen in that building did. Finally, after about …
- “What Shall it Profit a Man?”: The Story Of Little Willie G - 1955. Age 9. Antonio Garcia, along with school friends, signed up for a talent show. Performing onstage was something foreign to the small acapella group. All around them, musical acts …
- Twelve Days of Christmas - On the First Day of Christmas, Our family bought a tree And decorated it with tinsel and garland, Placing our ornaments, oh so carefully. On the Second Day of …
- An Open Letter to Autumn - Dear Autumn, Welcome back! I hope you’ve been well. Almost everyone I know has been anxiously awaiting your arrival. We are so excited for the things you come to offer …
- The Mend - I’m no stranger to pain, Loneliness is an old friend. Words paint black stains, The more shreds, the harder to mend. As another crack and another chip appears, Making …
