VOICE ... "Morning Blues?" by Veronica Amajoyi

VOICE- the imprint of the writer on the page.

Morning Blues?

5am, "beep, beep beep!" Stretched and rose out of heaven onto the ground everyone dreads. "Why did i wake up 5 again?" I pondered on that question for about 3 minutes until i looked down and saw a massive amount of notebooks and supplies scattered upon my floor. "Oh yes! Homework!" So I proceeded to finish the assignments I neglected the night before. After about 45 minutes of work, I climbed back into my bed for a 15 minute "meditation" nap- by far my most prized moment of every morning. After the thought of me being late circled through my mind, I hopped up, showered, got dressed, and grabbed my daily snacks, (the saviors of my day), and waited for my little brother in the car. "What time is it?" I thought out loud while glancing at the bright green stress bearing numbers of my day. "6:50! WOW!" I actually made it down stairs and in the car by 6:50! Finally, my little brother every so "elegantly" plunged himself into the car. Although, even his loud and rocking daily entrance in couldn't diminish the pride I had at it being 6:50 when I'm leaving my house. So, I put the car in drive, let go of my break pad, and peacefully drove myself to school with a stained smile upon my face, practicing the "I'm on time to zero period this morning," line I would be able to use ALL day! :)

Definition of Literature, by Colin Lee

Literature is art. It can be viewed as biblical, joy, and logic because art works are magnificent, joyful, and realistic, or sometimes gloomy; literature's characteristics are identical to those of art. Also, the bible uses literature consecutively to analyze the words of God. Literature has imagination because as people read or write, they naturally imagine a story in their head; art also makes people imagine things.