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They keep asking I keep running They can't feel my pain because they don't know They keep asking Why do I care? they can't feel my pain! maybe, I should tell them I keep running I'm getting tired now because they... (more »)

Bullying is a serious issue that CANNOT be ignored. It is a problem that can and will be dealt with. Some adults say “Oh they are just kids “. But they are not the victim of the bully. How Boys deal with bullying is that they just fight it out... (more »)

Bullying the word means troubling and insulting for fun.it is an integral part of today's life which is common in each nook and corner of this vast world.no matter its a child in school or a junior in college bullying has so no boundaries.The... (more »)

I have noticed that Teen Ink only publishes ten issues of the magazine each year. Why not publish issues of the magazine during July or August? With so many teen writers submitting articles everyday, publishing more issues would give more writers... (more »)

One of my favorite parts in Teen Ink is the poetry section. In the May issue, there was feedback by Giselle saying how she thought poetry should be evenly distributed throughout the magazine. However, I disagree. I feel as if there are already a... (more »)

I’m not usually a person inclined to voluntarily reading nonfiction texts, but I was incredibly impressed with the May edition’s nonfiction section. The first things that caught my eye were the contrasting articles about gun control in the... (more »)

"Walking in Her Shoes," by Kaitlin, shows the effect of a mother on her child. In the beginning, the little girl admires the mother. She thinks that her mom is perfect, and she copies her mom's actions. It starts off as innocent.... (more »)

“My Mommy-kins” by Chloe Due is an emotional piece about how the narrator deals with her mother’s disease of MS. MS is a disease that cripples the patient’s body. After losing her father, Chloe feels hopeless about her mother’s current... (more »)

Often, we are too afraid to admit our hopes out loud to the world in fear that our hearts will be crushed by the painful force of reality. When I began reading "20% Hope, 80% Despair" by Leah in the May issue of Teen Ink, I was captured... (more »)

Oxford Dictionaries defines a prodigy as “a person, especially a young one, endowed with exceptional qualities or abilities.” That was how I thought of prodigies: highly talented young people who exhibit an outstanding aptitude in a certain... (more »)