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SOS Sagas: Trapped 2020 Winners

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SOS Sagas: Trapped 2020 Winners

We'd like to thank all the teachers and students who took part, we've loved reading your SOS Sagas: Trapped mini sagas!

Student Winners

Each student has won an amazing Cross Pen and a trophy. Here are their winning words...

 

Venkat Subramanian (15) from Bridgewater Raritan High School, NJ
Published in "SOS Sagas: Trapped - Thrilling Escapades"

The Woman Of Roswell

Three black-suited men came to Miss Dark's door on Wednesday night. Just as the doorbell chimed, her dog, Atticus, started barking wildly. Once he made eye contact with one of the men, he stopped. Miss Dark came downstairs to a whimpering puppy.

She opened the door. "May I help you?"

The cloaked, tall men paused before answering. "Give us the photos." They all spoke at the same time, creating an odd chord in the air.

"What photos? I only took photos of the comet yesterday."

"That was not a comet." This was the last chord of Miss Dark's symphony...

Venkat Subramanian  © 2021 

 

Tanya Sathapornwongkul from Stroudsburg Middle School, PA
Published in "SOS Sagas: Trapped - US Authors"

A Mother's Love

When entering the dreary place she called home, the overwhelming weight of her problems came rushing back to her. Looking around she saw certificates and trophies. They reminded her she can't give up or else she'll be nothing again. She sensed something at the stairwell only to spot her mother. Her gaze was hot and suffocating, causing the girl to start trembling and grip her hand so tight she drew blood. The child listened to everything her mother said, for she was trapped in the woman's perfect act. Her mother, the puppeteer, and her, the puppet

Tanya Sathapornwongkul © 2021 

 

Dylan Delage (13) from Stroudsburg Middle School, PA
Published in "SOS Sagas: Trapped - Authors From The USA"

'Tis The Season

The freezing winds felt like shards of glass piercing into my frigid cheek. I sauntered through the neglected graves, humming, "It's Christmas time in the city..."

Suddenly, his raspy voice whispered in my ear, "Ring-a-ling!"

Falling to the ground, hearing a winding ruckus, dizziness surrounded me as white powder spilled around...

Life moved on... "Merry Christmas!" young boys cheered down the street.

Carolers performed... "Sleigh Bells ring..."

His raspy voice sang, "Are you listening...?" Snow and cranking thunder echoed around the orb. I moved... starting to bang on my glass prison, as his finger touched the glass covering my body.

Dylan Delage © 2021

Please note the authors retain the copyright of their own work.

Published: Wed 27th Nov 2024

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