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Truth be told, I was unaware that this section needed to be added to the wiki. But on December 10, 2020, Evelyn Nguyen forged a poetic creation that encountered great success. The students present such as Gabe Nelson, Emma Hedlund, Rachel Jacobson, and myself agreed that such works of art deserved special recognition. I was quested with returning this poem to its kind, but realized that it was the first of its kind. What followed was the dawn of North Star Academy poetry being recorded in the NSA wiki. I hope this carries into the future as not just poetry, but all forms of literature! | Truth be told, I was unaware that this section needed to be added to the wiki. But on December 10, 2020, Evelyn Nguyen forged a poetic creation that encountered great success. The students present such as Gabe Nelson, Emma Hedlund, Rachel Jacobson, and myself agreed that such works of art deserved special recognition. I was quested with returning this poem to its kind, but realized that it was the first of its kind. What followed was the dawn of North Star Academy poetry being recorded in the NSA wiki. I hope this carries into the future as not just poetry, but all forms of literature! | ||
''The NSA Library, by Thien-An Nguyen'' | |||
<poem style="border: 2px solid #113e60; background-color: #cee5f6; padding: .5em;"> | |||
The NSA Library | |||
What a special place to be! | |||
Where students write | |||
And their work is compiled | |||
By the Welcoming Committee. | |||
Poetry and Prose, | |||
Among authored works | |||
Here, they all have a home | |||
With all of these books, | |||
You might feel inspired | |||
To pick up the pen and join the writers. | |||
Real or imaginary; | |||
Just has to be literary. | |||
Your piece on a shelf | |||
In the Northstar library. | |||
Excited, you must be | |||
To browse the library | |||
So get lost in an adventure and read! | |||
</poem> | |||