Disappearing toothpaste
By Hyeonsu Cho(조현수) / Submitted by James Kiselik, ETA ’16-’18 Disappearing toothpaste Yesterday …and Today, I always use disappearing toothpaste People who don’t know the potential of toothpaste asked me “why use it?” Umm I can respond: “Where is the end, it’s potential?” Hyeonsu Cho is a second grade student at Chungbuk High School in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do.
I’ll Be Broken
By Seul Bin Jun (전슬빈) / Submitted by Stella Chung, ETA ’17-’18 I’ll Be Broken I am just a weak glass I can’t say that I will never be broken I rather say that I’ll be broken easily. However, you will know the fact that the broken pieces of the glass are more powerful than a flat glass After you destroy me completely. So shoot me with that gun Trample on me with your military boots. When you realize you made a mistake I’ll make new glasses ready to brake embedded in our children. Seul Bin Jun is a third grade student at Wonkwang Girls’ High School in Iksan, Jeollabuk-do.
Drizzle
By Jin Won Chae (채지원) / Submitted by Stella Chung, ETA ’17-’18 Drizzle Falling without sound Sink into the dry ground Soak up the dry trees, Dry flowers, Dry grasses Drizzle that infuses their lives Is mother Who sacrifices herself And raises children Jin Won Chae is a third grade student at Wonkwang Girls’ High School in Iksan, Jeollabuk-do.