A Journal of Writing and Thinking at Bard High School Early College, Cleveland

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Artists at Bard

As well as our two writing columnists, BardVERSE is proud to announce that each week an anonymous artist will also share their work with the site.

This artist will explore the wonders and mysteries of life and the inner self through media such as paint and charcoal rather than that of the written word.

Don’t forget that BardVERSE also showcases other Bard student work on our Art page.

Make sure to check out all of our students’ hard work!

Columnists

BardVERSE is thrilled to announce Gini Claudio and Marc-Joelitza Montgomery as our columnists.

Each week, Gini and Joelie will share a piece of writing that explores issues, thoughts, and experiences that hold importance for them and that cast light on the human condition.

Welcome aboard, Gini and Joelie! We thank you for widening our realities with your writing.

Writers At Bard

“Writers At Bard” is an exciting series in which students and faculty share delights and challenges of writing and thinking. Click the link below to check it out and get involved. We’d love to include you as our latest contributor to “Writers at Bard.”

https://bardverse.com/writers-at-bard/

FFW

Do you have a focus-freewrite (FFW) response you wrote that holds meaning for you or others? Send us the FFW question and your response, and get published on BardVERSE!

Learn more by clicking FFW (Focus-Freewrite) in the menu above.

Writing. Thinking.

End of My World: A Poem by Orianna Mendez January 10, 2021
Glue: A poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery January 10, 2021
The Cycle: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery December 15, 2020
It is not Radical to Show Love, by Alana Johns December 7, 2020
Outlook: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery December 7, 2020
The Object In Season: A Poem by Orianna Mendez December 7, 2020
You Said: A Poem by Robyn Reynolds December 7, 2020
The Unforeseen Told: A Poem by Orianna Mendez November 30, 2020
Dull in the Fall: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery November 30, 2020
Scrambled Love: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery November 23, 2020
This Place Where The Heart and Art Collide: A Poem by Orianna Mendez November 23, 2020
Sketching Freedom with a Pen: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery November 16, 2020
R.U.O.K: A Poem by Nathalia Rodriguez November 16, 2020
In The Garden: A Poem by Orianna Mendez November 16, 2020
Unfinished Poems: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery November 7, 2020
A Letter to Humanity and a Response to Ignorance: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery November 2, 2020
Within: A Poetry Series, by Haya Khalaf November 2, 2020
Highlighter: A Poem by Isaiah Mojica October 31, 2020
Sapling: A Poem by Eileen Young October 31, 2020
My Treasure: A Poem by Kyree Bell October 24, 2020
Where My Values Originate: by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery October 22, 2020
My Ideal World: A Poem by Robyn Reynolds October 19, 2020
Time Will Tell: A Poem by Kyree Bell October 13, 2020
Exhausting Habits: A Poem by Marc-Joelitza Montgomery October 7, 2020
A Better Path: Phoeby’s Leadership in _Their Eyes Were Watching God_, by Sancera Williams. December 20, 2019
Healing is Where Our Souls Take Over, by Petey Vance October 3, 2019
An Even Bigger Gift: Katherine Perez on Darkness and Light October 3, 2019
When the Soul Growls, Feed It. Marc-Joelitza Montgomery Reimagines Soul Food September 26, 2019
A Bright Beginning: A Poem by Douglas Finkel September 16, 2019
Is Discrimination an Everlasting Ideal?: Racism in _Heart Of Darkness_, by Roberto Osorio September 9, 2019
Hard-Hearted: A Critique of Gods in _The Iliad_, by Alana Johns August 23, 2019
Finding Meaning in the Overlooked: Marc-Joelitza Montgomery on Writing and Discovery August 23, 2019
Danger From Within: A Study of Loneliness in Hannah Arendt’s _Eichmann in Jerusalem_, by Angelique Fletcher August 23, 2019
The Shock of Savagery in _Heart of Darkness_, by Royce Davis July 6, 2019
Enslaved to a Ghost: Who is Beloved, and Are We Supposed to Know?, by Kyanie Vazquez June 7, 2019
Spreading the Story: Quiche Culture in _I, Rigoberta Menchú_, by Olivia Dembie June 7, 2019
Why You Should Sit with the Enormity of Your Soul: Lessons from _Frankenstein_, by Dr. Benjamin Bagocius May 2, 2019
A Different Way: Kenaji Blevins on Writing’s Unsung Heroes April 29, 2019
Tumbling: A Reflection on Gymnastics Within, by Genaidaliz Claudio April 27, 2019
Why is It Beautiful? Dr. Christian Lehmann on Reading, Writing, and Revelation April 25, 2019

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